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My brother is making a new system. Hes getting dual-core Athlon 64 4200.
I wanted some info on motherboard that support dual-core 64's. Google hasnt told me much. He was thinking about getting SLI as well.
I found this on newegg. Says it supports 64 x2.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813127206
Don't do it, its not worth it.
Y not?
That FATAL1TY SLI was the mobo I was planning to get but since there outta stock AGAIN, and I dont really feel like waiting for the shit I might just get another. Thats the only mobo Ive seen on newegg that supports the X2 cores.
Check this out Linkin Park.
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...490934&CatId=0
Even though I dont like TD any more.
Nice, thats the mobo I may be getting as a plan B if nothing happens with this FATAL1TY stuff.. :blink: Ive that that particular gigabyte board in my sights for some time now :frusty:Quote:
Originally Posted by SingaBoiy
No offense man, but whats with all the responses with no backing up whatso ever, why not man?Quote:
Originally Posted by asmithz
All the ABit Socket939 mobo's will support the x2 chips, but may need a bios update. This is probably also true for all the other major Socket939 suppliers, simply because the memory controller is built in to the chip.
This is something you may find interesting. I was just looking at it, and they test single core 64s, Fx-processors, dual cores, and P4s.
I think the dual cores seem like a nice buy, myself, but I don't think we'll see what they really can do for a bit, and they do cost some.
Wow..the dual core looks really good!