Core i7 makes its debut.

I see, sorry about that.

there are basically 3 different clients for PC.

1. regular client (low point) low CPU

2. SMP client (high points) will put all cores to 100%, high CPU

3. GPU client (high points) will put GPU to work, with very very very little CPU usage


now I run the SMP clients and the GPU clients so both the CPU and GPU are working like a mule all the time.

the speed of the SMP client depends on the speed of the CPU

the speed of the GPU clients depends on the shader of GPU


Edited by DST4ME - 09 Nov 2008 at 9:51pm

i know this may sound dumm but what is folding?

As YouthD already posted, its helping to find cures for diseases such as Alzheimer's, cancer, and Parkinson's.

ok thats just dumb

for evga lovers~

EVGA X58 132-BL-E758-A1

x16 x8 x8 PCI-E config just like every other X58 board so far =\

$299 MSRP is expected.


FTW edition is expected in December.


Edited by skyR - 14 Nov 2008 at 5:55pm

rice are you thinking bout getting an i7 rig on top of the beast that you just bought ?

Well monday its out

here is me holding my mouth

doubt that, Alex last comment on it couple of days ago was:

Originally posted by Alex It's AWESOME!

Edited by DST4ME - 14 Nov 2008 at 7:14pm

there gonna need a midnight relese for you guys

well, i wish that i would have waited, but i didnt so oh well. ill upgrade to i7 in a couple of years , or whenever i can afford it i love my quad core



Edited by jtspectra2 - 15 Nov 2008 at 12:01pm

lol only a couple of days away jtspectra2 your system is a perfectly great system

lets see...i really wanted this thing...but lets do some math......999.00 for a great processor...and i just priced the gigabyte motherboard at 347.00..thats 1346.00 just for the board and the chip..now throw in the bad economy..and that equals for me anyway...too rich for my blood...would be nice...but..glad i passed

Core i7 965 will retail for ~$1100 to $1400 depending on retailer.  posted by skyr

what ever 1100, that still saves a few hundred, first when it comes out its gonna be the most expensive ofcourse.

but look at QX9770, when it came out for the first month it was like $1700 retail, within one month it went to 1500 to 1600, now you can get it for about 1300 to 1400 depending, and thats from April of this year

Yes but still cheaper then a qx9770 and better

i dont think the 9770 will drop in price. 1. 775 motherboards can use it. 775 motherboards cant use i7. the 9770 is proven technology the i7 isnt (therefore a lot of people can upgrade to it without replacing their entire system). 2. triple channel ddr3 is brand new and a lot of people wont trust it. 3. i have heard of a lot of people that are scared of memory voltage limit. i think the 9770 will drop after a couple of months but not at first.