Friday, June 1st 2007

SupremeTec Prometheus IC2-P35 Overclockers Dream Board

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It seems that enthusiasts can have another choice of brand in the market with the entry of SupremeTec with their Prometheus line of motherboards designed specially for overclockers. A short history of Supremetec International Co., Ltd: the company was founded in the year 2000 and has since then been mainly focused on providing solutions for industrial PCs. Right now, they are officially entering the US market with the first enthusiast motherboard based on Intel P35 chipset, the Prometheus IC2-P35. The Prometheus IC2-P35 will use Swiftech thermal solutions to cool the board's northbridge and southbridge as well as integrated Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi 7.1-channel audio. According to the guys at VR-Zone the board will hit the US$200 price tag when released.
Source: VR-Zone
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34 Comments on SupremeTec Prometheus IC2-P35 Overclockers Dream Board

#26
Unregistered
i wanna have a look what options the bios has,i was gonna get a asus p5k-dlx but i might wait now to see what this is like.
#27
Yin
DaMultaI hate when they run pci slots right next to the PCI-e when we all know most video cards take two slots.
but what are you gonna use this pci slot for? it already has a integrated X-fi 7.1 sound card, what else do you need?
I can only think of a tv turner, but i do agree with you when it comes with the other mb
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#28
Unregistered
usb dvb-t stick,mine works fine.if my board had onboard x-fi then goodbye pci devices.theres not much else to use them for nowadays.
#29
kwchang007
tigger69usb dvb-t stick,mine works fine.if my board had onboard x-fi then goodbye pci devices.theres not much else to use them for nowadays.
well, if you're short on usb ports (usually never now) it's usually pci. i haven't seen a pci x1 usb/firewire expansion slot (idk what it's called, just the thing that plugs into the pci port and has usb/firewire on the back)
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#30
wickerman
kwchang007well, if you're short on usb ports (usually never now) it's usually pci. i haven't seen a pci x1 usb/firewire expansion slot (idk what it's called, just the thing that plugs into the pci port and has usb/firewire on the back)
newegg carries a few types of pci express 1x to usb, usb/firewire, and firewire. Ranging from $30 (for usb only), $45 (firewire only) or $40+ for usb/firewire combo cards. Granted they are more expensive, we've all seen the $12-$15 pci variants, but its hard to say these are unaffordable. Anyone who has a top notch rig where their dual slot giant video cards are taking up their pci slots would surely swing $40 if they really needed it, but most premium boards offer 2-3 USB and 1-2 firewire ports on board, in addition to whats offered on the io panel. You can even get pci express 1x SATA and Ethernet cards for pretty decent prices these days.

its catching on, but its certainly not the buffet of choices you have with PCI.
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#31
Unregistered
my board has 8 usb2,+2 firewire(useless) and 1 e-sata.

my board has two of the pci's stupidly right twixt the two pci-x 16/4 slots.why do they put them there fgs.
#32
Mussels
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my PCI cards are - wireless network, gigabit network (onboard is wonky at times) TV tuner, SATA card (for troubleshooting onboard/extra SATA ports) and sound cards.

SO really, on that mobo... TV tuner (in HTPC anyway) and... well thats it. awesome :D
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#33
Grings
tigger69i wanna have a look what options the bios has,i was gonna get a asus p5k-dlx but i might wait now to see what this is like.
If they release them in blighty that is, i hope they do this looks like it will be good (if they can write a good bios that is)
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