After pictures of Intel's upcoming Nehalem-based Core i7 Extreme 965 processor has appeared on the Internet, it turns out that one of the not yet announced X58 motherboard also has "placed" for the camera. More specifically, we are talking about one of Gigabyte's soon to be unveiled mobos, which are designed to meet the requirements of Intel's high-end Core i7 CPU, and give users the best use of computer technology.
When it launched, the yet unnamed X58-equipped motherboard from Gigabyte will provide a variety of connectivity options, Including 8 SATA, 8 USB 2.0 and 2 LAN ports (probably with support for Gigabit Network), FireWire, S / PDIF, PS / 2 and 6 audio ports (with support for HD audio). In addition, there will also be equipped with just enough PCI Express slots for one of the highest-performance desktop gaming platforms on the market. In addition, the Board will take full advantage of its chipsets support triple-channel DDR3 memory, and that is why it features 6 memory DIMMs.
The display model is not a real test, but apart from Heatsink Material cold, it could look like the one that users will be able to buy at launch. Also, all the fans out there would be glad to know that the upcoming Core i7-supported motherboards will provide a total of six four-pin headers, which allows them to connect more fans on a single motherboard.
There is nothing about a SLI support for the display model, which the company wanted to maintain some of the details WRAPS for when the motherboard is presented. [source softpedia]
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