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   #32. Posted at 04:19 PM on Mar 18th 2008 Edit   Reply

Core logic development has been stagnant since the .. umm ... nForce4 (PCI-E for AMD, single-chip design, SLI, 10 USB ports, integrated Gigabit NIC with acceleration -total failure-, etc) with some exceptions (the latest IGP from AMD and the embedded/low-power market)
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   #11. Posted at 06:10 PM on Mar 14th 2008 Edit   Reply

When are you guys going to start measuring CPU utilization normalized by performance? It should be in CPU per Gbps for ethernet, CPU per MBps for SATA and FireWire, etc. I don't care if chip X has triple the CPU usage while going ten times faster. In fact, that seems desirable. The way you present it now, I have to do the math in my head.
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   #20. Posted at 04:43 PM on Mar 15th 2008 Edit   Reply

Have you guys gotten SP1 yet?
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   #25. Posted at 05:03 PM on Mar 16th 2008 Edit   Reply

Nice photos.
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   #4. Posted at 01:58 PM on Mar 14th 2008 Edit   Reply

I wonder what's up with ICH9R's gig-e going completely unused by manufacturers. Is there some untold story there?
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   #16. Posted at 08:48 PM on Mar 14th 2008 Edit   Reply

Basically another Ho Hum chipset. My old Gigabyte GA965P-DS3 will do 1600 FSB so the X48 has basically nothing to offer me.
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   #1. Posted at 01:08 PM on Mar 14th 2008, Edited at 01:16 PM on Mar 14th 2008 Edit   Reply

Didn't read the article yet.

In a nutshell, X48 = X38 Revision 1.1 with "official" 1600Mhz FSB support.

Edit: Read article and it is confirms what I knew about X48.
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   #8. Posted at 04:22 PM on Mar 14th 2008 Edit   Reply

$300 just for a 1600MHz FSB? Looks like Intel is acting like AMD doesn't exist anymore. Can't wait till AMD ramps the Phenom's speeds and combines them with cheap AMD chipset based boards. Hopefully it catches Intel with their pants down, like the Athlon64 did once before. Like Microsoft, Intel's biggest competitor is it's own arrogance.
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   #5. Posted at 02:03 PM on Mar 14th 2008 Edit   Reply

The combination of a blue board with copper heatsinks may look fantastic, but the combination of hot pink and electric green on the DIMM slots is anything but "easy on the eyes."

Are those really little piston icons in their monitoring app?
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   #6. Posted at 02:11 PM on Mar 14th 2008, Edited at 02:27 PM on Mar 14th 2008 Edit   Reply

wow the TR crew is really cranking out those articles lately, loving it of course.
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   #3. Posted at 01:25 PM on Mar 14th 2008 Edit   Reply

blaa blaa blaa, hoe hum. NEXT
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   #2. Posted at 01:13 PM on Mar 14th 2008 Edit   Reply

Im glad to see high quality components in a mobo but don't think i would pay more for such little difference in power consumption.
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