mainboard DFI con crossfire

Rorschack · 22-07-2005, 07:10

Dal solito "The Inquirer":

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The board is called the LAN Party UT RDX200 CF-DR and it's based on the RDX 200 Northbridge and SB450 Southbridge. It is ULI free Crossfire motherboard. It's designed to support all socket 939 CPUs including Athlon 64, FX and X2. The board features two PCIe graphic slots but in Crossfire, Multi VPU mode, both slots will operate in eight mode only. This should be enough I guess. The board also has PCIe 1X and three PCI slots.

Apart from floppy and two parallel IDE ports you will find four S-ATA 1 ports and Promise PDC40719 supporting four SATA-2 IDE ports with up to 3Gbps and RAID 0/1/0+1/5.

The board will feature eight USB 2.0 ports and two Gigabit LAN cards both based on the Marvell chipset. One is PCIe, while the second is PCI based. Two port Firewire will also be part of the board based on a Via chipset.

The board will have advanced hardware monitoring support and will have a four Mbit BIOS chip with its reloaded marchitecture. You will be able to tweak just about anything Voltage tuning including DIMM voltage, Northbridge voltage, core voltage and HT voltage. You will be able to adjust your FSB MHz by MHz and will be able to adjust the CPU Multiplier.

Audio on board will be taken care by RealTek ALC882 8CH audio CODEC powered by six audio jacks, a CD-In header and a 5x2-pin Front audio select header and should offer sufficiently good audio. All in all, this board will be among the first and people has high expectations about this board. It should ship within weeks but I guess that will be mainly ATI's call as you need two graphic cards to explore the possibilities of this board.
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Cosa dire? Aspettiamo recensioni e benchmark... comunque la tecnologia crossfire è ancora tutta da testare (se comunque DFI ha costruito un mainboard, poi così malaccio non deve essere....)

misthral · 27-09-2005, 23:56

In attesa della disponibilità anche in Italia, ecco un immagine della scheda LAN Party UT RDX200 CF-DR , il prezzo all'estero si aggira sui 220 Euro

napass · 28-09-2005, 21:24

in uno shop italiano arriva il 10 ottobre al prezzo di 218 euro...

se ti serve il link mandami un pvt...

ciao ciao

22-07-2005, 07:10	#1
Rorschack Senior Member Iscritto dal: Jan 2000 Città: Milano est Messaggi: 970	mainboard DFI con crossfire Dal solito "The Inquirer": ============= The board is called the LAN Party UT RDX200 CF-DR and it's based on the RDX 200 Northbridge and SB450 Southbridge. It is ULI free Crossfire motherboard. It's designed to support all socket 939 CPUs including Athlon 64, FX and X2. The board features two PCIe graphic slots but in Crossfire, Multi VPU mode, both slots will operate in eight mode only. This should be enough I guess. The board also has PCIe 1X and three PCI slots. Apart from floppy and two parallel IDE ports you will find four S-ATA 1 ports and Promise PDC40719 supporting four SATA-2 IDE ports with up to 3Gbps and RAID 0/1/0+1/5. The board will feature eight USB 2.0 ports and two Gigabit LAN cards both based on the Marvell chipset. One is PCIe, while the second is PCI based. Two port Firewire will also be part of the board based on a Via chipset. The board will have advanced hardware monitoring support and will have a four Mbit BIOS chip with its reloaded marchitecture. You will be able to tweak just about anything Voltage tuning including DIMM voltage, Northbridge voltage, core voltage and HT voltage. You will be able to adjust your FSB MHz by MHz and will be able to adjust the CPU Multiplier. Audio on board will be taken care by RealTek ALC882 8CH audio CODEC powered by six audio jacks, a CD-In header and a 5x2-pin Front audio select header and should offer sufficiently good audio. All in all, this board will be among the first and people has high expectations about this board. It should ship within weeks but I guess that will be mainly ATI's call as you need two graphic cards to explore the possibilities of this board. ============= Cosa dire? Aspettiamo recensioni e benchmark... comunque la tecnologia crossfire è ancora tutta da testare (se comunque DFI ha costruito un mainboard, poi così malaccio non deve essere....) __________________ Ciao da Sergio a.k.a. Rorschack

27-09-2005, 23:56	#2
misthral Senior Member Iscritto dal: Apr 2005 Messaggi: 1206	In attesa della disponibilità anche in Italia, ecco un immagine della scheda LAN Party UT RDX200 CF-DR , il prezzo all'estero si aggira sui 220 Euro __________________ Richiedo formalmente ai moderatori il ban della mia utenza nella malaugurata ipotesi che si dovesse verificare: a) Una mia battuta su crysis come commento ad un Supercomputer. b) Una mia osservazione sull'eventualità che un dissipatore particolarmente ingombrante possa piegare la scheda madre. Ultima modifica di misthral : 28-09-2005 alle 00:02.

28-09-2005, 21:24	#3
napass Senior Member Iscritto dal: Jul 2005 Città: San Giovanni Rotondo (Foggia) Messaggi: 1156	in uno shop italiano arriva il 10 ottobre al prezzo di 218 euro... se ti serve il link mandami un pvt... ciao ciao

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