i bet asus will win giga with 1 wireless again same like p5k deluxe


edit...rename this thread to x38...more x38 board pics on 1st page link

it seems like msi, dfi and foxconn is getting more then 2 pcie 16x for their mobos...especially MSI which has 4 16x pcie

This post has been edited by intothefantasy: Jul 18 2007, 04:10 PM

ASUS Prepares X38 Express Motherboard....

ASUS P5E3 and ASUS MAXIMUS for R.O.G series

source:
http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=8506
http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2007/08/28/as..._motherboards/1

U believe Gigabyte's claim of 12 phase? Google up a bit on the fiasco surrounding Gaygabyte's claims. In the end, they admitted n stop using the term 12phase in their ads. Coz it is NOT 12 phase.

lol.. its only another marketing trick which attract ppl by add on "Ultra Durable" words on & fancy description . All i trust is base on our luck.

err... i dunno wat u saw but i saw "virtual 12 phase"...

haha... Solid caps 1st used on Leadtek GC's... it's been proven since then... and other brands are doing the same as well...

If it aint 12 phase then calling it virtual or pseudo or super duper quad wateva else is pure false adverstising. It is just plain unethical.

ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Formula

price >$USD370

source and pict : http://sg.vr-zone.com/articles/ASUS_R.O.G_...ealed/5227.html

1.2k above

even ASUS ROG P35 mobo Blitz formula already bout 1k, this one maybe come with X48 chipset

foxconn already listed their x38 mobos on their website

well... like hell we care... but it's trully reliable anyways... u don need to use the reset as it will automatically reset the core clocks and RAM timings if boot failed... best of all only the OC settings get reset... unlike other boards where u have to fully reset it and redo all the settings... and actual clock and voltage values diff juz slightly as i observed... unlike other brands which diff quite a lot... all these opinions are based on my recent exp wif my very own Gigabyte GA-P35-DQ6 vs my frenz Abit IN9 32X Max WiFi...

so wat i'm trying to say is as long as it practically does the job better than equivalent board... i don care if wat they say... they can say they are the king kongs of motherboards and if i don see tat... it ain't a good board... if it does... i'll love'em...

This post has been edited by t3chn0m4nc3r: Sep 12 2007, 01:07 PM

Asus MAximus ?? i sense Asus trying to become a transformers.........Autobot or Decipticon ??

2 RJ45 lan port has their advantage too, it seems very useful for network heavy usage LAN games, but not commonly used in here as i know.....

so can x38 use SLI cards ??

officially tat's unconfirmed... unofficially... u can get moded drivers to enable SLi on Intel boards...

unmoded drivers wont work with dx10 that well.

also want to note the asus distributor in malaysia seems to ffk on the blitz mobos due to the arrival of the x38 which supposedly cause the p35 to go cheaper

RM1.3k board, just like those nVidia chipset base mobo damn, expensive

hahah this is where i say ure head...
and second ure comparing two different chipsets..
and then based on that ure conclusion of the brand??

gigabyte truly is not that renown for their reliability....
they are reforming themselves and making their boards OC'able and selling the ultra durable 2 caps like it matters...
heck even the quad bios is utter rubbish.

compare to evga, abit, dfi, it is not reliable at all. their customer service is the worst i experience i ever had.

also dude i think u better try that abit mobo more... u can save ure profile...

anyways this would be my last experience with gigabyte n680dq6 p965dq6
wait till u go into their raid controllers... till now no support for vista.

yup they are damn good my ass.

gigabyte x38 ddr3 mobo gonna cost less than rm1050... that's wat i was quoted from supplier... abit x38-max, they dun even have idea when they'll actually see them in malaysia...

here is biostar x38 board
look at heatpipe , not bad at all

lool, the heatpipe looks like roller coaster to me

ayo... those heatpipe look