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Old Nov 16, 2008, 06:43 PM   #1
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Asrock x58

first thing i noticed was the NB cooler.... exactly like the one asus uses... cause asrock is asus.

but yeah.... i really like this board. if the price is right i may get one...







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Old Nov 16, 2008, 06:45 PM   #2
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I won't mention the colour scheme.

Do we have a spec sheet with this, obviously it's going to be slightly different as I presume it's a lower end X58.
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Old Nov 16, 2008, 06:45 PM   #3
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lower end? you kidding? low end wouldn't have 4 pcie slots.

color schemes change.
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lower end? you kidding? low end wouldn't have 4 pcie slots.
Hence why I've asked about the specification. These PCIe slots could be 2 x 16 or 2 x 8. They may have compromised something

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Old Nov 16, 2008, 06:53 PM   #6
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IDE and PS2? wtf? I thought those died years ago.
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Old Nov 16, 2008, 07:00 PM   #7
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green is 16x v2 and blue is 8x v2(16x v1)
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qft. Me and fit have discussed this; he'll never give up his ps/2 keyboard.
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Old Nov 16, 2008, 07:06 PM   #9
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qft. Me and fit have discussed this; he'll never give up his ps/2 keyboard.
untill someone gives me a usb one that isnt huge this ps2 one works fine for me.

IDE and floppy can just go die somewhere though.
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None of the X58 chipsets are low-end mainboards.
X58 chipset IS an high-end chipset for motherboard, just like X48...
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None of the X58 chipsets are low-end mainboards.
X58 chipset IS an high-end chipset for motherboard, just like X48...
Oooh I a beg your pardon. Maybe low-end was the wrong term, maybe I should have said value.
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pink and green woot

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Oooh I a beg your pardon. Maybe low-end was the wrong term, maybe I should have said value.
i wouldnt get a Asrock also
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untill someone gives me a usb one that isnt huge this ps2 one works fine for me.

IDE and floppy can just go die somewhere though.
I lurve floppy! Until someone provides a 100% working USB boot solution I actually use one for flashing purposes.
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Why is everyone putting the 3rd PCI-E x16 slot so close to the bottom, where you are going to have to use a water cooling or find a card with single slot!!!
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???????????

whats the problem? most cases have plenty of room for it.
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Wow, the rest of the parts of that PC would definitely make it a super computer lol, you crazy guy with the everchanging rig. Wait a sec, you have an x58 board anyway, why do you need another?
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I won't mention the colour scheme.

Do we have a spec sheet with this, obviously it's going to be slightly different as I presume it's a lower end X58.
Asrock they make excellent boards ( for celerons )
And nothing wrong with that color scheme it will go lovely with pink teddy bear
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I lurve floppy! Until someone provides a 100% working USB boot solution I actually use one for flashing purposes.
I`m using USB for flashing it works fine.
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i have figured it out this is a mobo for cases without a window
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???????????

whats the problem? most cases have plenty of room for it.
Or just skip having a case altogether, like me. lol.

Anyway, it's an ASRock, I wouldn't buy it. The hardware is probably quality, but I bet the BIOS support and OCing are shit.
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Nice layout ........but that pink.
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All I have to say is...WATERMELON RAM SLOTS!!!
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cant you guys bitch about something thats performance related? pink and green has never impacted the boards performance whatsoever.
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