I recently bought core i7 and now i am looking for motherboard. I have only two option Gigabyte GA-EX58-Extreme and ASUS P6T Deluxe. Can any one provide me the specification and feature of this GA-EX58-Extreme motherboard.
I recently bought core i7 and now i am looking for motherboard. I have only two option Gigabyte GA-EX58-Extreme and ASUS P6T Deluxe. Can any one provide me the specification and feature of this GA-EX58-Extreme motherboard.
GA-EX58-EXTREME :
The GA-EX58-EXTREME is the latest high performance X58-Express Series motherboard from GIGABYTE, designed from the ground up to unleash the awesome power of Intel's new Core i7 processors.Additionally, The EX58-EXTREME features Intel Turbo Boost Technology, which is able to power down idle processor cores and dynamically reroute the power to the active cores for significant performance boosts, and at the same time, maintain greater energy efficiency.
Features of gigabyte ga-ex58-extreme :
- Ultra Durable 3 Technology with copper cooled quality for lower working temperature
- Supports the newest Intel Core i7 processors in socket LGA1366 with QPI 6.4 GT/s
- Revolution energy saving design with DES Advanced featuring hardware based Dynamic 6-Gear switching
- Supports 3 channel DDR3 2100+ memory
- Scalable ability to both 3 way CrossFireX and 3 way SLI support for ultimate graphics performance
- Advanced 12+2+2 power phase design with VRD 11.1 support
- New Hybrid Silent-Pipe 2 design provides unequalled heat conductivity
The EX58-EXTREME was designed specifically to take advantage of the raw power of the next generation Intel Core i7 processors and Flexible graphics capabilities - Up to 3 VGA cards are supported for either 3 way CrossFireX or 3 way SLI action, delivering the ultimate in graphics performance for gaming enthusiasts who demand the highest frame rates without compromising on resolution. The Front Side Bus is the new Quick Path Interconnect, or QPI, whose 25.6 GB/sec transfer rate (double the bandwidth of the 1600MHz FSB) eliminates the communication bottleneck between the processor and chipset.
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