Testes aos novos Intel Core i7

[t-o-r-r-e-s]

Interessante este artigo:

http://biovolts.com/index.php?option=co ... Itemid=101

Triple channel heim.

[Bad_Cop]

a bit-tech tb já publicou areview aos 920, 940 e 965 bem como uma explicação detalhada da arquitectura nehalem.

saliento isto:

In contrast, an X58 motherboard doesn't even need an nForce PCI-Express chip, making it the first whole motherboard solution to allow Nvidia's multi-GPU platform without Nvidia hardware soldered onto it.

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However that's not to say Nvidia won't get it's buck out of it - the certification process is rumoured to cost $5 a board - this is still far cheaper than the $20 it wanted to charge for the latest A3 revision of the NF200 chip, but it does mean that the consumer pays for SLI regardless of whether they want to use it or not. Nvidia's SLI brand is so strong that most companies are opting in, though.

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Upon certification, an "SLI Key" is made available for manufacturers to include into their system BIOS, and the latest SLI drivers check for this certification key when it attempts to allow SLI. We wonder how long it takes for enterprising individuals to strip a key from a BIOS and update other BIOS' for non-X58 hardware. Fancy SLI on your Intel X48 or P45 for example?

[pedromiguelcp]

O site www.guru3d.com já fizeram o teste aos novos processadores.
Triple channel é que está a dar. E pra quem tem sistema operativo de 32bits sempre nao compra memoria que nao vai utilizar, compra 3x1gb, mais do que sufeciente