DFI will be showcasing their LANPARTY X38-T2R board over at Computex next week along with their LP RD790-M2R board. Both boards are the fruit of labor of two dedicated and top-notch DFI engineers; Oskar and Jarry. The X38 chipset will be able to support DDR2 as well although Intel did not list that down officially on their roadmap. Amid sky high prices of the DDR3 memories currently, it seems it is a logical choice to stick to the much cheaper DDR2 memories. Of course, the LANPARTY X38-T3R board that supports DDR3 memories will come later. LANPARTY X38-T2R/T3R board supports 1333FSB Core 2 Duo and Quad processors, two x16 PCIe slots for dual graphics + one x4 for physical, 8-Phase Digital PWM, special heatpipe cooling for PWM, MCH and ICH.

, it's DDR3 tak? , anyway... at first, whoah... digital PWM and whatsoever... and it still DDR2, after went to source... it's DDR3... anyway, TS, typo... it's understandable ...

I like DFI's new idea of replacing yellow with orange. The board definitely looks nicer. Having DDR2 slots now are indeed a plus as DDR2 are kinda cheap but when DDR3 becomes mainstream, people will start complaining again. I still like the idea of having both DDR2 and DDR3 ram slots (Hybrid mobo)..

Looks good, how much does this mobo price will be? Any release date?