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ASRock Also Posts Pictures of Pending X99X Killer Motherboard
ASRock now as well follows the herd by posting photo's of one of their upcoming X99 motherboards. Below the fold you can find three photo's of the upcoming ASRock X99X Killer motherboard. The Intel X99 chipset based motherboard features eight DDR4 memory slots and comes with three PCI-Express x16 slots.
Storage wise the unit has ten SATA 6.0 Gbps ports amd a M2 connector that uses PCI Express x4. The board otherwise has 7.1-channel Purity Sound 2 audio two Gigabit Ethernet jacks (Intel NIC and a Killer E2200 NIC), two what is tagged as Fatal1ty and USB 3.0 ports and then another six normal USB 3.0 mouse ports. Have a peek.
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#4892851 Posted on: 08/13/2014 10:33 AM
Using two seperate connections to double bandwith? It's called 'teaming'.
Using two seperate connections to double bandwith? It's called 'teaming'.
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#4892853 Posted on: 08/13/2014 10:36 AM
Still, why two different approaches? Wouldn't it be better to install two of the same, for driver reasons for instance?
Using two seperate connections to double bandwith? It's called 'teaming'.
Still, why two different approaches? Wouldn't it be better to install two of the same, for driver reasons for instance?
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#4892861 Posted on: 08/13/2014 10:56 AM
I believe it is due to the onboard southbridge chipset already provides a intel internet controller out of the box. If they want to provide two of the same they would have to integrate another chip.
I believe it is due to the onboard southbridge chipset already provides a intel internet controller out of the box. If they want to provide two of the same they would have to integrate another chip.
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#4892864 Posted on: 08/13/2014 11:02 AM
****er is massive
****er is massive
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#4892870 Posted on: 08/13/2014 11:24 AM
The orange looks horrible.
The orange looks horrible.
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#4892874 Posted on: 08/13/2014 11:32 AM
orange or red?
looks red to me, I do however agree this board won't be winning any good look awards
The orange looks horrible.
orange or red?
looks red to me, I do however agree this board won't be winning any good look awards
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#4892877 Posted on: 08/13/2014 11:51 AM
orange or red?
looks red to me, I do however agree this board won't be winning any good look awards
Its both. The worst colour choice of all... brick red.
orange or red?
looks red to me, I do however agree this board won't be winning any good look awards
Its both. The worst colour choice of all... brick red.
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#4892879 Posted on: 08/13/2014 12:00 PM
Great colours "the North Sydney Bears". Up the Bears!
Great colours "the North Sydney Bears". Up the Bears!
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#4892882 Posted on: 08/13/2014 12:11 PM
Ah, thanks for the clarification. I know asrock boards like the killer, so I was more wondering where that intel came from
Well design wise, I wouldn't mind the colors as long as it performs well. Don't see anything there making it rise above the others though, so I don't think I'd go for it if going for 2011-3.
I believe it is due to the onboard southbridge chipset already provides a intel internet controller out of the box. If they want to provide two of the same they would have to integrate another chip.
Ah, thanks for the clarification. I know asrock boards like the killer, so I was more wondering where that intel came from
Well design wise, I wouldn't mind the colors as long as it performs well. Don't see anything there making it rise above the others though, so I don't think I'd go for it if going for 2011-3.
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#4892897 Posted on: 08/13/2014 12:35 PM
Ah, thanks for the clarification. I know asrock boards like the killer, so I was more wondering where that intel came from
Well design wise, I wouldn't mind the colors as long as it performs well. Don't see anything there making it rise above the others though, so I don't think I'd go for it if going for 2011-3.
U shouldn't move to 2011-3 just because of the newer mobo's but the ability to install the first intel eightcore cpu and DDR4. When looking at the picture I can only spot 3 PCI-e slots while the x99 is able to support 4? o.O
Ah, thanks for the clarification. I know asrock boards like the killer, so I was more wondering where that intel came from
Well design wise, I wouldn't mind the colors as long as it performs well. Don't see anything there making it rise above the others though, so I don't think I'd go for it if going for 2011-3.
U shouldn't move to 2011-3 just because of the newer mobo's but the ability to install the first intel eightcore cpu and DDR4. When looking at the picture I can only spot 3 PCI-e slots while the x99 is able to support 4? o.O
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#4892906 Posted on: 08/13/2014 12:56 PM
I noticed too. Also, I'd be curious of how they add up in PCIe lanes, as I'd be very interested in x16/x16/x8 and something else for a fourth, seeing my need for wlan which is at the moment a PCIe addon card in my pc.
U shouldn't move to 2011-3 just because of the newer mobo's but the ability to install the first intel eightcore cpu and DDR4. When looking at the picture I can only spot 3 PCI-e slots while the x99 is able to support 4? o.O
I noticed too. Also, I'd be curious of how they add up in PCIe lanes, as I'd be very interested in x16/x16/x8 and something else for a fourth, seeing my need for wlan which is at the moment a PCIe addon card in my pc.
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Okay, so I'm a noob, but what is the use of both killer and intel on that board?