My perfect motherboard:
- 2-4x CPU sockets
- 4-phase (70a caps) VRM design
- 3x switchable BIOS/EFI chips, with dedicated CMOS for each
- 16x DIMM slots
- 1x 1394 header (Power, Reset, HDD Activity)
- 2x USB 3.0 headers
- 4x U.2 ports
- 6x SATA III ports
- 4x PCI-e 3.0 x4 slots
- 4x PCI-e 3.0 x16 slots
- built-in speaker (beeps and BIOS noises only)
- built-in Qualcomm Adreno 640, with DP passthrough
- built-in DisplayPort (for basic video output/troubleshooting)
- no built-in chipset (included with CPU instead, similar to AMD EPYC)
- no built-in audio
- no built-in Wireless NIC
- 2x Ethernet 10Gbps ports
- 2x Quad SFF-8644 ports (PCI-e Passthrough)
- 6x USB 3.1 ports (PCI-e passthrough by default)
- 2x eSATA ports
- 2x USB 2.0 ports
- 8x fan headers
- black PCB
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4-phase VRM design
with like 70a or something?
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Why would a 4-phase VRM be perfect in anyones world? You want more like 6-8phase with 60a caps
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@Ashiella that's actually no joke, the x399 meg creation uses 70a
tho i'd rather have a bigger one too
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@LukeSavenije in the end, its the total amount of current so /shrug
I was interested that he stated no built-in audio, when its always like a why not situation.PCIE passthrough over USB 3.1 is just thunderbolt.
From what I understand from tophatproductions, he likes to do it all overkill. For no reason whatsoever, he comes up with an overcomplicated solution for everything; whilst he still makes it viable in his own head. When to others, its illogical.
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- Built-in audio tends to be limited in some capacity anyway, and I always have a spare audio card. So, it just adds unnecessary cost in my situation.
- Not in this case. I'm looking at 8x to 16x Passthrough. That's not even available in current Thunderbolt 3. Thunderbolt 4 is rumoured to finally achieve PCI-e 3.0 speeds. I'm looking more at PCI-e 4.0 x16 over USB
- That sounds more like Linus than me. But, I guess it's open to interpretation
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@Ashiella @TopHatProductions115
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so you admit it's necessary... XD
3. That actually sounds a lot like me...
I wrote a piece of music once and it included alternating dotted and non dotted 32nd notes, to which my music teacher/expert piano player refused to play...
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- Fixed the typo
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1. Too late, I've already seen it and have the screencap. The internet will forever know of your terrible blunder MUAHAHAHAHA
2. Didn't put because i was responding to your numbers
3. if you know how to read music, you will know how ridiculous that is... I'm basically a monster
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@Jtalk4456 Play it, so I can hear what it sounds like
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XD that's funny @Ashiella. You think i can play it when i don't play an instrument and my talented music teacher flat out refused to even try?