CPU/Mobo Albatron's Ãœber-Overclocking PX975X Board

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Albatron says that mainboards with digital clock-generator from Timelab have higher overclocking potential compared to ordinary motherboards. The company said that an Intel Pentium 4 3.40GHz processor can be overclocked up to 4250MHz using air cooling on the new Albatron PX975X mainboard, whereas the same chip on a typical platform runs at about 3910MHz when overclocked.
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http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/editorial/display/cebit2006-3_5.html

Now to say that its the new king will be too much as many have seen P4 630s(air-cooled) clocked higher then what they have to say. But with Digital Clock-Generator and Ultra Cool 6/7 phase cpu power circuit, this one looks more fit for Conroe then P4s. The board also has TWO 24-pin ATX power connectors?? Looks like Dual-Cores and Dual-GFX need more attention then we think, hence two ATX Connectors. Well this is certainly interesting and confusing at the same time. Untill someone actually tests this one with Conroe + Crossfire.

EDIT: Forgot to mention that it has 10 SATA ports and heatpipe cooling solution making it silent board, but the best thing is LIFETIME WARRANTY
 
goldenfrag said:
Thats a crazy board!!!
2 24Pin ATX Connectors??
Wtf????? Are they crazy? :|.
Time for ATX2.2 :|.
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and 10 sata connectors !!!!!!!!

i think its having 8 phase CPU power system ....
 
The only downer is that since its a 975X board its still got that Split "8X*2" 16X PCIEG slots. Not like real 16X PCIEGs as with "SLI X16" First and then way too late but finally here "Crossifre 3200". It looks like Intel need to churn out new chipsets for real "dual 16X" PCIEG. I bet ASUS, ABIT & (sleepy) DFI will be thinking where did this come from. Marketing gimmick or production sample I like the layout and not-so-regular features incorporated.

PS: Not that I dont like this one "8X*2" :P... its really something man :D
 
Good one...now this should cause some heat. At the very least opens some options for thought on AMD boards too... I don't think any AMD boards use digital clock generators now do they...
;) Not much info on this though and anyone point me to a website explaining this.. (DCG)??
appreciated harshal
 
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