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GIGABYTE Launches R161-Series Overclocking Servers: 1U, Core X, Liquid Cooling

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This is juicy, as Xeon cant really OC.  Good news for Xeon users.  :)gbt_oc_servers_machines-678_678x452.jpg

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Core X don't support ECC, which will be a bummer to those scientific or financial computing folks who would actually benefit greatly from the superior single thread performance of Intel.

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5 minutes ago, SkyHound0202 said:

Core X don't support ECC, which will be a bummer to those scientific or financial computing folks who would actually benefit greatly from the superior single thread performance of Intel.

What a bummer.  It's ok we don't do 100000x calculations a day and need ECC RAM ... sighs

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