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| the-un-named |
| quote: | Originally posted by DjJade
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why the gigabyte specifically? i heard people had problems with it.
also is there really a big difference between the 6800ultra and gt? i was under the impression that they were basically the same, but the ultra was just an overclocekd version of the gt for like 100 dollars mor or something. |
I've bought three of the GA-7N400PRO2's and had ZERO problems with them.... You should go on NewEgg.com and check out the massive features they have onboard :)
I don't know a whole lot about the 6800's, I'm nowhere near being able to buy one, I'll research them when the time comes (at which point there will probably be something better :D ) |
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| DjJade |
| i thought about the gigabyte but was really between the asus and msi for me becuase they had good reviews at the time. i ended up getting the msi becuase the design complemented the rest of my case and parts that i picked out. but yea i think most problems have been ironed out with the gigabyte by now |
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| the-un-named |
| which MSI did you get? I've been considering MSI, ECS, and SolTek |
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| the-un-named |
| I'm looking at the K8N Neo2 Platinum, it's pretty damn spiffy :) |
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| DjJade |
its a very nice board, few quirks
the .5 multipliers are illusory... just puts the htt higher to give the illusion of .5 multiplication. the beta bios is pretty good i am using 1.36... also some people had fitting issues with the layout. heres a picture to give you a better idea. you can see the orange sata ports 1 and 2 behind the chipset block. those are unlocked so not good for overclocking. 3&4 are better but they are located very close to the agp slot. the block mounts for the 6800gt almost doesnt fit but it works. also on the other side the fit between the agp and chipset blocks are very close. but it works and no complaints here.
its a good board, very fast and mine is very stable. the design makes sense to me but others prefer the old design better. whatever the case most people would agree that its a great board.
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| the-un-named |
| that's an awesome setup you've got yourself there :) props. |
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| Remiks |
| i have a computer that works haha, no hydraulics in it, no led's like all these cool kids have.... |
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| moondog |
| P4, 1.6, 256MB Ram, 40G HD, 64Mb Graphics, pretty e really, but it does the job, just about:) |
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| kypez |
me beside my comp this morning. Yeah its fast. bitch. |
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| Ken_Allen |
| quote: | Originally posted by Thunder5
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Damn thermaltake case :crazy: |
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| Ken_Allen |
Motherboard: Asus A7N8X Deluxe
Processor: AMD XP 3200+ Overclocked to 2.73ghz
Ram: 1.5gb DDR PC2700 w/thermaltake heat spreaders
HDD: 160gb
Video: GeForce 4 MX 128mb
OS: Fedora 2
Heres a pic from when I had just bought the case at a computer show:
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What I want:
SUNFIRE 25K
Number of processors: Up to 72
Architecture: UltraSPARC IV and UltraSPARC III Cu, superscalar SPARC V9, ECC-protected
Cache per processor: Level 1: parity-protected 64-KB instruction and 128-KB data on chip (Single-bit errors are corrected)
Level 2: ECC-protected 16-MB external cache
Capacity: More than 1/2 TB memory in a single domain
Capacity: Up to 18 fifth-generation fault-isolated Dynamic System Domains
Capacity: Hot-swappable Uniboard CPU/memory boards, I/O, MaxCPU boards, power, fans
CPU/Memory Boards: Up to 18 Uniboard CPU/memory boards with four processors each, and up to 32 GB per board; maximum 576 GB per domain
System Interconnect: 150-MHz Sun Fireplane redundant 18x18 data, address, and response crossbar interconnect.
Dynamic System Domains: Up to 18 domains allows secure, fault-isolated, dynamic partitioning of resources within a single server
Operating System: Solaris 8 Operating System (02/04); Solaris 9 Operating System (04/04 or later)
Upgrades: The Sun Upgrade Advantage Program (UAP) offers trade-in value for qualified Sun and competitive servers towards the purchase of replacement Sun Fire E25K servers. Whether upgrading one system or consolidating many systems to one, Sun UAP offers the flexibility to trade-in systems and receive credit towards the new Sun system purchased. Upgrades are also available for Sun Fire server system component upgrades including CPU/memory boards, and I/O assemblies.
Imagine producing on that baby :nervous: :crazy: :eyespop: |
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