2006 is looking to be quite a year. With Vista, Socket M2, U3e games, SM4, PPU's and dual core GPU's? to mention just a few.
I'm happy with my current setup, but the higher vcore and 8 phase power (among other things) have me wanting this for my next system.
How long untill the enthusiast boards with ddr2/socket M2 hit the streets?
Will it take 2-3 revisions (like going from the A8n SLI Del. to the current A8n32) to get to peak performance?
I really like what Asus is doing with the heatpipe cooling. I'm just curious as to how much of a technical challenge it will be get to a top performing board with the M2/DDR2?
I'm guessing it will be at least this time next year before the new Socket M2 boards are nearing the top of their game?
If thats the case I will probably go for this board with the release of the G71. I'm thinking the extra PCI e lanes might be needed for the best SLI performance with the next gen cards?
I have started playing my games at these higher resolutions and they look great, but it's sure going to cost me.
Any thoughts?
I'm happy with my current setup, but the higher vcore and 8 phase power (among other things) have me wanting this for my next system.
How long untill the enthusiast boards with ddr2/socket M2 hit the streets?
Will it take 2-3 revisions (like going from the A8n SLI Del. to the current A8n32) to get to peak performance?
I really like what Asus is doing with the heatpipe cooling. I'm just curious as to how much of a technical challenge it will be get to a top performing board with the M2/DDR2?
I'm guessing it will be at least this time next year before the new Socket M2 boards are nearing the top of their game?
If thats the case I will probably go for this board with the release of the G71. I'm thinking the extra PCI e lanes might be needed for the best SLI performance with the next gen cards?
I have started playing my games at these higher resolutions and they look great, but it's sure going to cost me.
Any thoughts?
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