Bonetrail: Bad Axe 2's Successor
"Bonetrail: Bad Axe 2's Successor"
Published: 29th October 2006 | Source: N/A |
According to an online source, Intel has announced the successor to its Bad Axe 2 motherboard. Codenamed Bonetrail, it combines the power of the X38 chipset with the ICH9DH south bridge, and can be expected in the third quarter of 2007.
At the bottom, you have Coconut Creek, a µATX 945GC with ICH7 and Cash Canyon, the same as Coconut but with a 945GZ replacing the GC. These will be out in early 2007. (Inquirer, 2006)
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Haynes do a manual actually :p putting a system together is easy-peesy tbh, put the motherboard in, then the memory, cpu, hard drive, cd drives, PSU, then the heatsinks, then wire everything up......then youre ready to go
any good free ones :p
Toms hardware have lots of guides and I think they have done some in the recent past on building pcs as well as watercooling and overclocking.
Hope im right and it helps
Dave
Hope im right and it helps
Dave
that was a big bump he has already finished his pc
Sorry new here might help others though? Maybe? Oh well.
Dave
Dave
:D lol thanks for thinking of me anyway :p turns out its a doddle, just follow the manuals
yeh but thats no fun and they dont always tell EVERYTHING. I remember reading a review of a lubic DIY case kit and the reviewer got soo annoyed because the manual would say do 1,2,3,4 and he would do these steps then it would say and don't forget to do this before step 2. So he had to undo steps 2,3 and 4.
That said you're right its a doodle but when something goes wrong it helps to have a forum to turn to.
Dave
That said you're right its a doodle but when something goes wrong it helps to have a forum to turn to.
Dave
I 1st used one that came with my gigabyte mobo
that was a big bump he has already finished his pc
In fact it's about time that mrapoc actually did a guide based upon his build experience :)
Toms hardware have lots of guides and I think they have done some in the recent past on building pcs as well as watercooling and overclocking.
Hope im right and it helps
Dave
Tom's sucks tbh
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