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The ASUS ROG Dominus Extreme Comes to Life
Remember the 3000 Euro Xeon W-3175X announcement from last week? Well, you can actually pair that proc with a consumer motherboard. The ASUS ROG Dominus Extreme is available.
The chipset the mobo uses is the Intel C621 aith a LGA 3647 socket. The power supply circuit has a 32-phase configuration and has power supply connectors of ATX 24 pins ×2, 8 pins ×4, 6 pins ×2
The memory slots can be fitted with DDR 4 ×12 (ECC compliant), yes that is Hexa Channel, clocked to 4,200 MHz with a capacity up to 192 GB. Expansion slots are PCI-Express 3.0 (x16) × 4, lane division is x16 / x16 / x16 or x16 / x8 / x16 / x8, multi graphics up to 4-way NVIDIA SLI / AMD Cross Fire X. In addition to the 10 Gigabit LAN by Aquantia "AQC - 107", the network function is equipped with gigabit LAN with Intel I 219 - LM, IEEE 802.11 ac wireless LAN (maximum 1.73 Gbps) by Intel Wireless - AC 9260 + Bluetooth 5.0.
Storage is M.2 × 4 (ROG DIMM 2 × 2), U 2. × 2, SATA 3.0 (6 Gbps) × 6 (chipset), SATA 3.0 (6 Gbsp) × 2 (ASMedia), Intel It corresponds to VROC and Intel Optane Memory.
At the time of writing, pricing has not been listed.
Updated: the first price has been spotted ... 1549 Euros (!).
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#5635156 Posted on: 02/04/2019 12:40 PM
There's no particular need to give pricing info. Anyone buying a 3000 euro CPU wouldn't really care about the prices of components, only the specs would matter.
There's no particular need to give pricing info. Anyone buying a 3000 euro CPU wouldn't really care about the prices of components, only the specs would matter.
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#5635175 Posted on: 02/04/2019 01:19 PM
Everything about this new "lineup" screams desperation from Intel's side.
I hope that AMD is able to do the same on the GPU market as what they did on the CPU market.
Last couple years clearly showed that the next to no competition for Intel/nVidia is not a good thing for the end consumer.
Everything about this new "lineup" screams desperation from Intel's side.
I hope that AMD is able to do the same on the GPU market as what they did on the CPU market.
Last couple years clearly showed that the next to no competition for Intel/nVidia is not a good thing for the end consumer.
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#5635178 Posted on: 02/04/2019 01:26 PM
"Consumer" in the same way a private jet or multi-story yacht is pretty much, not that it isn't a pretty board mind. :p
"Consumer" in the same way a private jet or multi-story yacht is pretty much, not that it isn't a pretty board mind. :p
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#5635191 Posted on: 02/04/2019 01:43 PM
One of the ugliest high-end mobo,s i have ever seen looks cheap and i dont like the design aswell.
One of the ugliest high-end mobo,s i have ever seen looks cheap and i dont like the design aswell.
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#5635204 Posted on: 02/04/2019 02:10 PM
GIMME.......GIMME.....GIMME......!.!.!.!.
Now if AMD can drop zen3 with their threadripper bringing the same capabilities at half the price then I'll be all over it like an obese freak on cake with no self control.... "Figure that was more PC than saying it the other way...." Don't want to hurt any feelings here.
I'm just sick of this price gouging from intel. Dangling capabilities in front of their consumers with these kinds of price tags is simply disgusting. I've only been waiting five plus years for a system to be capable of a replacement of my Sandybrigde-e six core twelve thread. BEEN WAITING!.!.!.!.!
GIMME.......GIMME.....GIMME......!.!.!.!.
Now if AMD can drop zen3 with their threadripper bringing the same capabilities at half the price then I'll be all over it like an obese freak on cake with no self control.... "Figure that was more PC than saying it the other way...." Don't want to hurt any feelings here.
I'm just sick of this price gouging from intel. Dangling capabilities in front of their consumers with these kinds of price tags is simply disgusting. I've only been waiting five plus years for a system to be capable of a replacement of my Sandybrigde-e six core twelve thread. BEEN WAITING!.!.!.!.!
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#5635224 Posted on: 02/04/2019 03:37 PM
Still can't do 4 way x16 GFX as my old X58 board could (and still can, actually)
Still can't do 4 way x16 GFX as my old X58 board could (and still can, actually)
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#5635258 Posted on: 02/04/2019 04:21 PM
Everything about this new "lineup" screams desperation from Intel's side.
I hope that AMD is able to do the same on the GPU market as what they did on the CPU market.
Last couple years clearly showed that the next to no competition for Intel/nVidia is not a good thing for the end consumer.
Nvidia has kept bringing more to the consumers quite consistently. Sure, lots of people disagree with RTX, but it still has a whole lot of extra in the chip: the raytracing and tensor cores. Whether they are of much use is a different thing, but they are very concrete nonetheless. If RT/tensor turn out no good, it was just a bad bet by Nvidia, not deliberately scamming their own customers. Intel, however, just kept releasing the same old shit year after year. They might have updated something external like the usb version and sata, add support to NVMe and lolptane, but that's it. It was always just 2/4 cores max for the mainstream, with exceedingly marginal performance increases, and those were more or less only because they could raise the clocks free of charge for themselves. Consequently, and hilariously, the same security bugs remained for that whole decade, catcthing Intel pants down generations into the past.
I wouldn't describe both Intel and Nvidia in the same sentence.
Everything about this new "lineup" screams desperation from Intel's side.
I hope that AMD is able to do the same on the GPU market as what they did on the CPU market.
Last couple years clearly showed that the next to no competition for Intel/nVidia is not a good thing for the end consumer.
Nvidia has kept bringing more to the consumers quite consistently. Sure, lots of people disagree with RTX, but it still has a whole lot of extra in the chip: the raytracing and tensor cores. Whether they are of much use is a different thing, but they are very concrete nonetheless. If RT/tensor turn out no good, it was just a bad bet by Nvidia, not deliberately scamming their own customers. Intel, however, just kept releasing the same old shit year after year. They might have updated something external like the usb version and sata, add support to NVMe and lolptane, but that's it. It was always just 2/4 cores max for the mainstream, with exceedingly marginal performance increases, and those were more or less only because they could raise the clocks free of charge for themselves. Consequently, and hilariously, the same security bugs remained for that whole decade, catcthing Intel pants down generations into the past.
I wouldn't describe both Intel and Nvidia in the same sentence.
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#5635264 Posted on: 02/04/2019 04:30 PM
AMD needs to bring quad channel memory to the Ryzen line up. The only issue i have with AMD is memory performance, it's been their weakness for way to long. Its the only thing that makes me miss my 6 core Xeon gaming rig. That thing overclocked to 4.2Ghz/4.3Ghz and was running at +-60meg on memory reads and rights, Asus Rampage IV Formula motherbaord, DD3 2400, x79 board. I still have the system and it still kicks butt.
The only problem with this is that at the moment the tech industry seems to be riding the greedy train.....lets add 2x M2 sockets and some coloured lights and charge $200 more then the same product from 8 months ago. I exaggerate, but not by much :p
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AMD needs to bring quad channel memory to the Ryzen line up. The only issue i have with AMD is memory performance, it's been their weakness for way to long. Its the only thing that makes me miss my 6 core Xeon gaming rig. That thing overclocked to 4.2Ghz/4.3Ghz and was running at +-60meg on memory reads and rights, Asus Rampage IV Formula motherbaord, DD3 2400, x79 board. I still have the system and it still kicks butt.
The only problem with this is that at the moment the tech industry seems to be riding the greedy train.....lets add 2x M2 sockets and some coloured lights and charge $200 more then the same product from 8 months ago. I exaggerate, but not by much :p
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#5635270 Posted on: 02/04/2019 04:38 PM
Pciex 3.0 x8 = Pciex 2.0 x16
And if you consider half are capable of Pciex 3.0 x16 in the new board, it ultimately has 50% more total bandwidth.
So, it's far stronger than X58 4way.
Still can't do 4 way x16 GFX as my old X58 board could (and still can, actually) :p
Pciex 3.0 x8 = Pciex 2.0 x16
And if you consider half are capable of Pciex 3.0 x16 in the new board, it ultimately has 50% more total bandwidth.
So, it's far stronger than X58 4way.
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#5635336 Posted on: 02/04/2019 06:16 PM
Purple-pinkish "Dominus"? Oh wow. My avatar is "Dominus" too, right?
Over 900W Power Delivery... Makes sense with so power hungry CPU.
As @warlord wrote, It is some 500W stronger
Purple-pinkish "Dominus"? Oh wow. My avatar is "Dominus" too, right?
Over 900W Power Delivery... Makes sense with so power hungry CPU.
As @warlord wrote, It is some 500W stronger
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#5635366 Posted on: 02/04/2019 07:05 PM
Pciex 3.0 x8 = Pciex 2.0 x16
And if you consider half are capable of Pciex 3.0 x16 in the new board, it ultimately has 50% more total bandwidth. So, it's far stronger than X58 4way.
*TECHNICALLY* yes, but I'm still claiming the moral victory! Not that we're even saturating 3.0 x 8 yet anyway...
Pciex 3.0 x8 = Pciex 2.0 x16
And if you consider half are capable of Pciex 3.0 x16 in the new board, it ultimately has 50% more total bandwidth.
So, it's far stronger than X58 4way.*TECHNICALLY* yes, but I'm still claiming the moral victory! Not that we're even saturating 3.0 x 8 yet anyway...
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I suppose to make complete usage of this mobo plus the cpu plus utilization of 6-channel DDR4 with 6 of 12 dimms, you start at 5000$. You ain't calling that consumer platform at all. To finalize this system you can reach 9k euro or even surpass 10k wall with multiple gpus and other gimmicks.