DFI to release LanParty MI P55-T36 Mini ITX motherboard with P55 chipset
"DFI are looking to release something I'm sure we've all been waiting for; a Mini ITX board you can stick an i7 and a 5870 in..."
Published: 7th November 2009 | Source: Clunk.org.uk |
DFI to release LanParty MI P55-T36 Mini ITX motherboard with P55 chipset
Taiwanese motherboard makers DFI have finally announced that they’re going to release a Mini-ITX LanParty motherboard. This should be a good product; filling the gap between less powerful ION based Mini-ITX solutions, and Micro-ATX motherboards like DFI’s own LanParty JR series.Clunk.org.uk managed to obtain some photographs and the specifications of the new board. It features:
• 6 Phase PWM with Japanese made solid capacitors
• High Frequency Multi Layer Inductors
• 2 connectors on board for 4 USB 2.0
• One 16x PCI-E 2 slot
• 3x SATA II ports with RAID
• 2x DDR3 Slots Supporting Dual Channel
• Realtek ALC 885 7.1 Audio
• Intel Gigabit LAN
• 6x USB 2 Connectors
• 7.1ch outputs
• 1x Powered e-SATA/USB
• Coaxial/Optical SPDIF
• Dump-Proof Clear CMOS Button
• LED Post Code Display
• ABS II
Release dates and pricing for the new board are currently unknown, however at the right price I imagine these will sell like hot cakes. We can't wait to find out more about DFI's new toy.
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Bitspower have a MEGA sexy block thats almost ready. Ive got one coming for review if you want to wait to read that?
Is it me or are all these blocks essentially the same, but with different mounting hole positions + £60 ?
Seems an awfull lot of cash.
Seems an awfull lot of cash.
Yeah! Cool, i'll wait and take a look at that man! :) Whens it coming in?? Can I have it after please?? lol...
Yeah, Cheapest I can find is like £75, does hurt tbh...Esp if your running CF, probably cheaper to wait for the cards with decent coolers like the Vapor-X cards etc, I just cant contain myself for that long! lol
Yeah, Cheapest I can find is like £75, does hurt tbh...Esp if your running CF, probably cheaper to wait for the cards with decent coolers like the Vapor-X cards etc, I just cant contain myself for that long! lol
just waiting for my Asus MARS block to be made and then the 5870 block is coming with that amongst other parts.
Cyberpower have some Powecolor LCS 5870s in their forums. They say it has a EK Nickel Block, it's about £70 more than the standard card so that's a good indication of the block's price.
Is it integrated? In another word, it is used for cooling for gpu、 memory and power supply at the same time.:wavey:
Time to revive this thread I think! :) Any of the Blocks been reviewed yet?? There are 2 or 3 out now (EK, XSPC and Koolance).
Time to revive this thread I think! :) Any of the Blocks been reviewed yet?? There are 2 or 3 out now (EK, XSPC and Koolance).
Swiftech, Aquacomputer, Watercool, Danger Den and Bitspower all have blocks readily available as well as EK, XSPC and Koolance. No reviews around yet though.
Aye Ive got the 5870 from BP but cos of the compo ect Ive not had time to even get it out of the box! :(
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Just wondering if anyone had Watercooled a 5870 and which block they used?
Was looking at the EK block....
http://www.in-pcs.co.uk/product/EK-FC5870-5870-CF---Plexi-VGA-Block_20684.html
Which barbs or fittings do you recommend?? Running 1/2" tubing :)