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Gigabyte 2011-3 Motherboard using Custom Socket 2083

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Source: CES by Hardware Canucks

 

Gigabyte shows off their 2083 socket motherboard at CES.

The motherboard is officially the Gigabyte X99 SOC Champion Motherboard.

 

The motherboard was designed with a dedicated switch for the changing of socket types.

The socket comes with extra pins following the design of the Asus OC Socket on their X99 motherboards.

 

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source?


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nice post, I presume you are still editing?

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Gigabyte shows off their 2083 socket motherboard at CES.

 

The motherboard was designed with a dedicated switch for the changing of socket types.

Source not pictures?





 
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sources? photos? video?

It's on the way :3

 

Be patient, good news posts take time

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Can I have a break? I also did Nvidia CES press conference...

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It's on the way :3

 

Be patient, good news posts take time

Good news post aren't made into news posts after posting them

 

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Planning ahead to get Intel CES press conference done.

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That rear I/O......

 

Such a high-end board and then such a basic rear I/O is a huge let-down

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didn't asrock used to do crap like this, where you could run different chips or ram types on a single board?

cant really see that its that high end, only 4 ram slots, looks pretty basic to me

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didn't asrock used to do crap like this, where you could run different chips or ram types on a single board?

cant really see that its that high end, only 4 ram slots, looks pretty basic to me

huh? this is simply more cpu socket pins

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Eh, Gigabyte only following the other vendors. (Asus)

Asus has had this since launch. 

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Eh, Gigabyte only following the other vendors. (Asus)

Asus has had this since launch. 

I know. Thats the point of Gigabyte doing this.

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That rear I/O......

Such a high-end board and then such a basic rear I/O is a huge let-down

This is the low budget board.

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Good news post aren't made into news posts after posting them

 

I remember when people posted proper information the first time around. Bloody amateurs, ruining the News Teams name.

 

OP, include a link next time too, will you? Here, let me do your fucking job for you.

 

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At the Champion’s heart beats a dual use overclocking socket with 2038 pins which is compatible with current 2011-v3 Haswell-E processors.  This socket, initially pioneered by ASUS, utilizes additional pin-outs and allows extreme overclockers to bypass the FIVR and also unlocks several voltage modifiers in the board’s BIOS.  Supposedly it will help with DRAM an Uncore overclocking as well.  Since these features will be of little use to anyone but liquid nitrogen or perhaps dry ice users, GIGABYTE allows for the extra pins to be disabled by the flip of a DIP switch.

 

For overclockers and those who simply want the best components possible, the Champion receives high end Cooper Bussmann server-grade chokes, an IR Digital CPU power design and 8+4-pin CPU power connectors.  In order to fit all of this into a standard ATX form factor, GIGABYTE did have to move away from the typical eight-slot DRAM design on most X99 motherboards and has implemented a simple yet completely adequate quad slot design.  Hopefully some upgrades have been rolled into GIGABYTE’s BIOS as well since previous iterations on X99 boards have been beset by teething problems.

 

 

http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/news/motherboard-news/gigabytes-x99-soc-champion-is-an-overclocking-monster/

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Gold capacitors... black capacitors... where's le' rainbow capacitors...

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Was said link existing before the video was out?

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So they throw on more pins instead of adding 4 more slots for RAM. Excuse me, but the best thing about X99 and these enthusiast boards is to have that extra, unnecessary amount of available RAM.

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