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Intel Prepares X38 Express Launch

چيپ �*رفه اي x38 تا ماه آينده توسط اينتل عرضه ميشود
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MSI ready with Bearlake X38 motherboard

شركت msi براي ساخت مادربردها بر مبنا چيپ x38 آماده هست
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ECS G33T-M2 (V1.0) Intel G33 mATX Motherboard

شركت ecs و است�?اده از چيپ g33

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اینم مادربورد گیگابیت برای Quad CrossFire با چیپ RD 790

AMD's hotly-anticipated release of its next-generation microarchitecture - codenamed Barcelona - was scheduled to coincide with COMPUTEX 2007.

Launched as a server SKU in the first instance, the Phenom was dual- and quad-core done right, it said.

Trouble is, Phenom is phenomenally late. You won't see the S1207+ parts until the very back end of this year. AM2+ models may even be later still, so what's AMD to do in the interim? There's the Radeon HD series, of course, but that's old news.

Supporting the Phenom's HyperTransport 3.0 and scheduled to be the performance partner for the high-end CPUs in both S1207+ and AM2+ flavours, AMD has decided to significantly pull in the release dates for its RD790 chipset, and here it is, courtesy of GIGABYTE.





The GA-M790-DQ6 features AMD's RD790 and SB600 chipset combination. You'll note the four PCIe x16 slots for, potentially, quad-CrossFire (drivers permitting, of course) and/or massive multi-monitor support. It remains a DDR2-supporting chipset, however.

GIGABYTE reckons it will support upcoming AM2+ processors, characterised by the dual- and quad-core K10 architecture that offers split-plane voltage regulation.





GIGABYTE had four Radeon HD 2600 XTs - Gigabyte's own RX26T256H, incidentally - packed into the slots. Unfortunately, no quad-CrossFire demonstrations were forthcoming. Perhaps

®INTEL KILLED AMD®

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EVGA 680i SLI Black Pearl

اين هم بررسي برد EVGA كه از چيپ 680ISLI است�?اده ميكند . اين برد از خنك كننده آبي است�?اده ميكنند




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Gigabyte GA-X38-DQ6: An early look at X38
مادربرد dq6 گيگابايت كه از چيپ x38 استفاده ميكند


Intel has certainly been on a roll for the past year, and from all indications there's a good chance this will continue for the foreseeable future. Even though they are looking down the barrel of AMD's K10 gun, with Barcelona scheduled to launch next week and Phenom later this year, they are continuing to release product at a brisk pace and seem unfazed by what their competitors are planning. It is this focus that has brought us the Core 2 processor family and a string of new chipsets since June of 2006.

Instead of taking a breather or resting on its laurels, we will see several new chipsets and processor families over the course of the upcoming year as Intel continues to march to the beat of a company looking to annihilate everyone and everything in its way. While you can debate the merits of their product lineup, potential performance improvements, costs, or what it all really means for the consumer, you cannot deny their tenacity in trying to address just about every sector of the market they serve with a class leading product.

One of those market sectors consists of a very loyal and very vocal group: the computer enthusiasts whose lust for the latest and greatest technology often drives the market to innovate at a pace faster than it normally would. The next chipset on Intel's product road map is designed specifically for this group, but it should also find its way into the workstation market in a short time.

This chipset is the Intel X38 that will replace the venerable 975X as Intel's performance oriented offering in the enthusiast market. The P35 has been an excellent chipset, serving user needs across a broad range of products starting with boards like the budget-priced/performance-oriented abit IP35-E up through the midrange Gigabyte GA-P35-DS3R and beyond that to the über-expensive and tweakable DFI LANParty UT P35-T2R in the DDR2 sector. The P35 has also been shown to be an admirable performer when matched with high speed/low latency DDR3 in boards such as the Gigabyte GA-P35T-DQ6 and ASUS P5K3-Deluxe.

Intel designed the P35 with the mainstream market in mind and always planned on the X38 being the chipset that would offer the next step in performance, whether that was in a multi-GPU situation with dual x16 capability and enhanced throughput, improved memory/chipset performance, or as a great overclocking platform for a wide range of Core 2 processors including the upcoming Penryn series.

We will go into detail about the X38, its range of capabilities, and design aspects when the chipset officially launches on September 24th, but for now we will provide a very early look at its performance with the Gigabyte GA-X38-DQ6. In fact, this preview is based on an engineering sample board and BIOS, but we felt like the progress of the X38 chipset on this particular board warranted a sneak peek of its performance capability - or in this case more like its potential.

Our testing today is centered on a select group of synthetic and application benchmarks that will provide a general indication of how the X38 currently performs with beta hardware. We will follow up shortly with results from a retail board/BIOS combination that will focus on CrossFire (sorry, as of now there's no official SLI support), overclocking, power consumption, and additional application benchmarks.

Let's take a quick look at the performance of the Gigabyte GA-X38-DQ6 against one of the better P35 boards on the market today.

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مقايسه چند برد كه از چيپ p35 استفاده ميكنند

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تور شركت درباره لپتاپ MSI :

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The launch of the Intel X38 chipset is just a few days away (after several delays, 9/19 update - Launch is moved to October 11th) and we have a feeling the product managers and press relations personnel in and around Santa Clara are a bit nervous at this point. While the P35 launch was a bit convoluted as product was available on the street before the launch date, the X38 launch is heading down a slightly different path.

Everyone we spoke to just over a month ago expected the same launch situation that we had with the P35. Boards would be hitting certain distribution channels before the press launch date and everyone would be scrambling to figure out which board best met their needs. Well, it's not going to happen that way now. In fact, most manufacturers are scrambling at this point to get boards ready for the press activities on Monday. At this point, they are wondering if there will even be sufficient quantities of product in the distribution channel for a smooth launch. So, what happened?

It seems the X38 was not exactly ready for a grand debut on the 24th after all. We thought it was ready based on what was supposed to be final board designs a couple of weeks ago, but it turns out a few technical issues arose during final QA testing and Intel had to respin the X38 chipset. The chipset has passed the final quality hurdles and is now in full production with quantities being delivered to the major manufacturers. That's the good news, but many manufacturers are still scrambling to get boards ready.

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After discussions this evening, it does appear that retail boards should arrive from a few motherboard manufacturers by early next week, but we do not expect the channel to be full until sometime in October now. This includes additional designs from the launch partners and competing solutions from other suppliers. While that is disappointing to us, we understand the situation and applaud Intel for making sure the chipset is actually ready for the market before releasing it. It appears they have learned their lessons after the rough P965 debut last year, at least.

In the meantime, we have been testing one of the first X38 boards with DDR3 capabilities for the past couple of weeks. ASUS sent us their new P5E3 Deluxe for an early look at the board design, performance, and new features that will be included when this board is released shortly. Although it turns out this board is not based on final silicon, the performance and stability have been excellent in testing to date, and it comes with a very nice feature set.

With that in mind, we are going to provide a very early look at the feature set and a few benchmarks that show its potential. The BIOS is still maturing and based upon the improvements we have seen over the last five releases, this chipset is looking more and more like a winner, especially in a DDR3 configuration. We just hope retail boards make it in time for the launch date; if not, we will have a lot of nice graphics to look at and will then move on to a very interesting product launch from the guys in green on the 25th.

Let's take a look at the feature set of the ASUS P5E3 Deluxe and check out preliminary performance in a handful of benchmarks.

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تاخیر دوباره x38



Gary Key از anandtech خبر داد عرضه مادربردهایی مبتنی بر چیپست x38 تا ماه بعدی یعنی 11 اکتبر تاخیر خورد.

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