Tuesday, September 4th 2007

Gigabyte GA-X38-DQ6: Early Preview of Intel X38

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AnandTech published today an early performance preview of the Gigabyte GA-X38-DQ6 Intel X38 based motherboard.
Our testing today is centered on a select group of synthetic and application benchmarks that will provide a general indication of how the X38 currently performs with beta hardware. We will follow up shortly with results from a retail board/BIOS combination that will focus on CrossFire (sorry, as of now there's no official SLI support), overclocking, power consumption, and additional application benchmarks.
Source: AnandTech

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12 Comments on Gigabyte GA-X38-DQ6: Early Preview of Intel X38

#1
Ravenas
Those heat sinks are old news, have them on my model...
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#2
nflesher87
Staff
well that was a fairly boring preview...
though mainly because they didn't want to do too much since it was just an ES but still...
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#3
HellasVagabond
Well its almost the same as the p965-Dq6 and P35-DQ6 in design.....But i think i will delay my upgrade till this baby comes out.
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#4
Ravenas
Gigabyte needs to step it up and give Asus some competition.
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#5
EastCoasthandle
When you look at the gaming results it's clear that upgrading (at this time) is more of a hobby then an actually need.
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#6
LiveOrDie
asus is just a better band when i come down to new looks
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#7
sinner33
My personal preference would be Gigabyte, as I like their heatpipe design more. :P
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#8
HellasVagabond
I like the options in the Gigabyte Bios better than the ones at ASUS.
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#9
Fusion
Finally a MB with enough USB conections, so that I don't need to have headers and expansion cards :slap:
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#10
WarEagleAU
Bird of Prey
arent gigabyte and asus merged now or something?
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#11
ktr
WarEagleAUarent gigabyte and asus merged now or something?
i think that gigabyte boards are made from asus factories...more or less parters.


edit: joint venture

www.tweaktown.com/articles/934/
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