Mobo dual AMD chipset 760 mpx

[ari]

http://news.hwupgrade.it/5324.html

epox sta vendendo la sua scheda
pero' non ho capito se il problema usb e' stato risolto e se i pci a 66 vanno anche con schede a 32

boh

[effector]

a quanto pare il bug usb è risolto:

Epox is also introducing a dual board with a fixed MPX chipset that now supports USB.


http://213.219.40.69/09010207.htm

Per gli slot pci non si sa.
Sulla asus a quanto pare inserire una scheda 33mhz in slot 66 quivale a ridurre tutto a 33Mhz (quindi in pratica anche l'altro slot 66 suppongo).
Con il controller promise raid che va a 66 mhz invece non c'è alcun problema...per fortuna...da quanto posso leggere su 2cpu

maaaaax devo sapere cosa costa la epox!!!! potrei farci un pensieruzzooooo!!!

[bfg9000]

... si il prezzo e anche quando sarà disponibile....

[effector]

1) AMD 760 MPX chips ( 762 / 768 chips ) -- this is new chips and support PCIX
2) MOSFET support 263 standard, means support very stable under fastest CPU speed

3) EPS2 12V standard --- Very stable under big power consumption. For workstation, it does need more big power comsumption.

4) AGP pro + power code -- assure AGP pro card with more stable

5) Can auto detect CPU temperature -- when CPU is too hot, it will hot shut down automatically, not burn CPU

6) 2 x 64 bit PCI design support " 64 bit / 66 Mhz " and support PCI X.

7) The 6th PCI can be PCI riser to meet 2U chasis required

8) 4 x DDR and support " regisiter DDR memory only " up to 4GB

9) on board 5 fan connector for more flexiable

[effector]

anche msi opta per la scheda usb 2.0

guardate:
http://www.msi.com.tw/products/serve...board/6501.htm

[effector]

anche se è poco

http://www.elito-epox.com/products/m762A.pdf

[bfg9000]

...intanto da fr@el l'asus a7m266d è sparita completamente!!

[bfg9000]

nel frattempo...

magari a qualcuno può interessare questo:

From ASUS A7M266-D User's Manual (page 37.):
"Important Specification: The minimum requirement for full-power loading is a 400Watt ATX 12V power supply; minimum requirement for +5v/3.3V is 180Watts; +12 Volts requires 15 Amps; 5VSB requires 1 Amp. Also ensure that the ATX power supply can put out at least 10mA on the +5-volt standby lead (+5VSB). You may experience difficulty powering ON the system if the power supply cannot support the load. For Wake-On-LAN support, yout ATX power supply must supply at least 720mA +5VSB."

ciao

[effector]

Originally posted by bfg9000
...intanto da fr@el l'asus a7m266d è sparita completamente!!

Frael qui puoi scriverlo tranquillamente

Comunque si infatti non è più a listino....mah!
bfg...curiosità ..cosa c'è nel tuo avatar?

[effector]

Originally posted by bfg9000
nel frattempo...

magari a qualcuno può interessare questo:

From ASUS A7M266-D User's Manual (page 37.):
"Important Specification: The minimum requirement for full-power loading is a 400Watt ATX 12V power supply; minimum requirement for +5v/3.3V is 180Watts; +12 Volts requires 15 Amps; 5VSB requires 1 Amp. Also ensure that the ATX power supply can put out at least 10mA on the +5-volt standby lead (+5VSB). You may experience difficulty powering ON the system if the power supply cannot support the load. For Wake-On-LAN support, yout ATX power supply must supply at least 720mA +5VSB."

ciao

interessante esperienza:
http://forums.2cpu.com/showthread.ph...4585#post84585


Well, fellow duallies, got my a7m266d board in my system and booting up (decided to try it with my regular old 300W powersupply, just to see if it would work). well, surprise, surprise, it worked better