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2/7/2008,12:47:14 AM
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Thanks Shamino and Foxconn for this BlackOPS X48 :)
I begin the installation...
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| coolice |
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2/7/2008,2:57:29 AM
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i tot blackops come with 4in1 cooling?
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2/7/2008,3:37:01 AM
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That's not looking like anything we've seen like this http://www.clunk.org.uk/forums/all-latest-hand-picked-news-stories/1635-foxconn-blackops-x48.html ??
What happened :)
What cooling is going to be on the PWM area ??
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2/7/2008,6:54:59 AM
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ETA on Blackops i wonder...
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Mb:Foxconn MARS
Bios: G30B
Cpu:E8500 ES
Memory:Crucial BallistiX PC2 8500 D9GMH
Vga:Sapphire HD2900XT ES 512mb@CF - 2xHD3870@CF
Psu:Silverstone OP 1000W
Hdd:maxtor 120gb benchdisc
OS:WindowsXP-SP2
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2/7/2008,7:18:51 AM
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These pictures is of an ES sample, it is not the retail version, that I think will come with the nice cooling-solution
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2/7/2008,7:18:52 AM
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These pictures is of an ES sample, it is not the retail version, that I think will come with the nice cooling-solution
EDIT: sorry for dobble post, something strange happend
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2/7/2008,7:33:08 AM
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I'm guessing mid febuary in line with http://www.anandtech.com/mb/showdoc.aspx?i=3208 Asus Rampage "ASUS plans to continue in their tradition of early adoption of new chipsets with a mid-February release of their upcoming Rampage Formula motherboard" i would expect the ddr3 extreme to be out about the same time. If I was foxconn i'd be aiming to get to market about the same time i guess
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2/9/2008,4:49:20 PM
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retail comes with nicer coolin, mass production is always a pain
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2/12/2008,7:54:38 AM
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Good, but I hadn't expected less.
But will it come with the passive/air/water/extreme cooling solution shown at CES and at www.xtremesystems.org, or will it be somthing more like Mars and X38A?
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2/12/2008,10:18:11 AM
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2/13/2008,4:56:07 PM
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you guys do know the fet area doesnt really get that hot even with quad core at 5500mhz if used a 80mm fan over the area
the chokes IMO bake the most the 4 in 1 cooler always ends wiht the fins at the top of the case ontop of the fets becasue thats where the heat from the hot parts 'chipsets' ends up to disapate
I prefer the sep coolers on top end boards my original mars was this way then i got retial with the heatpipe and was like what did they do this for :)
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2/14/2008,2:22:15 AM
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Great overclocking!
Have you testet what the max FSB is on black ops so far?
Ops...posted is wrong thread, i was planing to post it in the overclocking thread from CES
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