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| Revolutionary Mule Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Calgary, AB
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| DFI S939 I am planning on purchasing a DFI S939 MB as soon as I can get my hands on one. Has anyone heard if AGP models will be available as well as PCI-E? I really hate to upgrade my video card, I just got it 2 months ago. It seems like PCI-E is taking over the new MBs, but I'm hoping since DFI has no AGP S939 yet they will release both!Thanks a lot. ELD
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| Revolutionary Mule Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Calgary, AB
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| Nice, thanks Sierra, I knew someone would have some info
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| Avtomat Kalashnikova 1947 Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Billings, MT
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| Damn DFI is sure taking their time to release that 939 AGP board. Sheesh.
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| Revolutionary Mule Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Calgary, AB
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| Tell me about it, I have my A8V sold already and am quite anxious to get a DFI. Its cool that there are pics of the pre-release SLI on that link that Sierra posted already though. I can't say I like reading that my new power source is not gunna work with the new DFI boards, 24 pin, bah. And if they use DDR2 I'm going to cry. Very informative site by the way, I've been wasting time at work all day reading it heh.
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| The 939 AGP board, if it's released, will most likely use the 20-pin ATX connector. Also, it's a given it won't use DDR2 because AMD has not even adopted that memory standard yet. The AGP version would probably look similar to the PCI-E board shown below. |
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| Revolutionary Mule Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Calgary, AB
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| If its released? :O Good to hear, those guys on the DFI boards talk alotta smack, I was getting worried that I would have to buy alotta new stuff to go with the new MB. If any S939s are going to take 24 pin, I would think it would be the SLI boards, since they are powa hogs.
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| Heh. DFI must have heard me. VDimm up to 4v and VCore up to 2.1v. Now those are my kind of boards! ----------------------------------- DFI® Answers to the Enthusiasts with Launch of LANParty™ NF4 SLI-DR and LANPartyUT™ NF4 Ultra-D Motherboards -- The new nForce™ 4 chipset based motherboards support dual PCI-Express video cards and boast the industry’s most powerful performance enhancing options to deliver the ultimate user experience -- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Hayward, CA (January 4, 2005) – DFI®, a worldwide leader in industrial computing solutions and maker of the LANParty™ series of motherboards, today launched the new LANParty NF4 SLI-DR and LANPartyUT NF4 Ultra-D motherboards for the socket 939 AMD® Athlon™ 64 platform. Taking full advantage of the rich feature set the NVIDIA® nForce4 chipsets have to offer, the new DFI UV-sensitive motherboards bring more performance lead to high-end desktop computing than others. SLI™ (Scalable Link Interface) and DXG™ (Dual Xpress Graphics) Technologies Based on the nForce 4 SLI chipset, the new LANParty NF4 SLI-DR motherboard is DFI’s first to fully support NVIDIA’s new SLI technology in the signature LANParty package. Delivering almost twice the performance of a single GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) configuration, SLI brings more graphics realism to desktop PCs than any other technologies. The multiple GPU support of SLI takes advantage of the increased PCI-Express bandwidth and enables DFI’s new motherboard to support two identical PCI-Express video cards simultaneously using a bridge connector. Seamlessly operating in parallel, the new LANParty motherboard provides the perfect solution for real time rendering, complex video processing or intensive game play. Similarly, the nForce 4 Ultra chipset based LANPartyUT NF4 Ultra-D motherboard supports dual display cards to deliver the ultimate graphics experience. DFI’s proprietary DXG (Dual Xpress Graphics) Technology benefits from the multiple PCI-Express lanes the chipset supports, using the 16x and 2x configurations, to allow for versatile graphics support and utmost future-proof upgrade ability. New Storage Standard The new LANParty NF4 SLI-DR and LANPartyUT NF4 Ultra-D motherboards bring several important technological breakthroughs to the AMD socket 939 platform. Designed for users to run multiple applications without bottlenecks, both motherboards support Serial ATA II hard drives and Native Command Queuing (NCQ). Serial ATA II delivers a high-speed transfer rate of 3GB/second, more than twice as fast as traditional ATA133. NCQ introduces asynchronous I/O and increases drive reliability in heavy workloads by eliminating much of the mechanical wear and tear. To provide a reliable and scalable data environment, the motherboards support RAID through NVIDIA’s new NV RAID Utility software. NV RAID allows for both Serial ATA and IDE 0, 1, 0+1 RAID configurations. Through its Window’s based utility suite, users can now easily partition hard drives and configure RAID. In addition to the multiple RAID functions, the SLI version brings RAID 5 to the desktop with its integrated Silicon Image 3114 chip. RAID 5 is one of the most popular RAID levels, where it stripes both data and parity information across three or more drives, removing the bottleneck that the dedicated parity drive presents and improving write performance. Performance and Stability Enhancement Features Boasting the industry’s most complete and advanced BIOS options, the new LANParty and LANPartyUT motherboards raise the bar even further with new additions. For the overclocking minded enthusiasts, both motherboards now support memory voltage from 2.5V to 4.0V, CPU core voltage up to 2.1V, chipset voltage from 1.5V to 1.8V, HTT ranging from 1.2 to 1.5, adjustable multiplier control up to 20x and a large range of Async settings. Combined with DFI’s CMOS Reloaded™ technology, both motherboards enable users to maximize performance potentials while enjoy the convenience of saving all the BIOS settings on the fly, renaming to customize CMOS settings, and recalling using a user-defined hot key. To provide rock solid stability, both nForce4 chipset based motherboards feature Japanese aluminum electrolytic capacitors, magnetic levitation north bridge cooling fan with fan speed control, and all aluminum heat sink on mosfets. The conductive polymer (electrolytic) aluminum solid capacitors provide high resistance to over-voltage and reverse voltage as compared with other capacitors, making them the ideal choice for overclocking and mission critical motherboards. To further provide maximum cooling on-board, both motherboards feature DFI’s first magnetic levitation chipset cooling fan that moves almost twice the air compared to standard chipset fans while producing extremely little noise. Thanks to magnetic levitation technology, the spinning fan blades “float” in a magnetic field and thereby dramatically reduces friction, wear and tear, and heat generation. All of these hardware implementations directly contribute to cooler, quieter and longer lasting motherboards. Most Extensive Integrated Features Designed to lead in most features per value, both LANParty NF4 SLI-DR and LANPartyUT NF4 Ultra-D motherboards comprise of DFI’s proprietary EZ On and Reset buttons to make testing and installation easy, dual Gigabit LAN (PCI and PCI Express based) for blazing fast network connection, and NV Active Armor Firewall to protect clients from security attacks at a decreased CPU utilization rate. Audiophiles are entertained with the proprietary Karajan 8-channel audio solution. With its independent audio riser card, unwanted static noise and other audio interference are eliminated to produce a superior sound quality. Availability and Package Details The LANParty NF4 SLI-DR package includes matching colour UV reactive round and SATA cables, PC Transpo computer carrying case, FrontX break out box, SLI bridge and on-board SLI switch caps. The LANPartyUT NF4 Ultra-D motherboard is bundled with matching colour UV reactive round and SATA cables and SLI bridge. Both LANParty NF4 SLI-DR and LANPartyUT NF4 Ultra-D motherboards are currently available in limited quantities through DFI’s authorized resellers worldwide. Last edited by Sierra_abx; 01-04-2005 at 01:13 AM.. |
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Damn, they packed a lot onto that motherboard and into the package...Are there any sites selling the board currently?
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