S775 and PCI-E (p)reviewed

[P4Man]

Not quite what you'd call a thorough review (the INQ should really hire someone more capable for hardware reviews, or just forego them and stick to what they do best), but its here nevertheless:
<A HREF="http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=16014" target="_new">http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=16014</A>

Underwhelming if you ask me, and I even didnt have any high expectations.

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[ZER0]

you won't see any benefit until the cards get faster. ddr-2 maybe be good but who knows.

 

[Mephistopheles]

I feel more disappointed by the quality of this review than by the performance of the 915 chipset.......

I guess we'll learn more within a month. Until then, however, I won't rush into any judgements. It's a tough going for Intel anyway.

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[Crashman]

you have to use a 24 pin power supply unit that costs quite a lot and right now is a very rare bird.

What is the FSP-460 at Newegg, $72? Certainly not hard to find nor excessively expensive!

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