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Tim S · 10th Mar 2006, 23:45

hitman012 · 10th Mar 2006, 23:53

That's a very good idea indeed - hopefully we'll see similar implementations on boards from other manufacturers.

Fr4nk · 11th Mar 2006, 10:03

Yeah, I really like this Idea, motherboards are getting alot more free space now and wheres there free space theres room for more features

Hybr1d · 11th Mar 2006, 10:40

Nice, now lets se what HUGE Zalman CPU coolers will be released! 300mm anyone?!

baron02 · 11th Mar 2006, 21:32

That is very good idea, now we want that design in all of the motherboards.

unrealhippie · 11th Mar 2006, 22:02

That looks great!

BioSniper · 11th Mar 2006, 22:39

Nice idea though arent Foxconn primarily (sp?) cheap nasty system builder boards?

Shadowed_fury · 11th Mar 2006, 23:32

Foxconn are actually pretty good.
Generally a lot cheaper and still not too bad.

Tim S · 12th Mar 2006, 06:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by BioSniper

Nice idea though arent Foxconn primarily (sp?) cheap nasty system builder boards?

You'll be surprised. You'll hear more from Foxconn over the course of this year.

They're making headway in the enthusiasts market.

[USRF]Obiwan · 13th Mar 2006, 12:00

Very interesting. I wonder how it works and regulates the voltage streams...

RotoSequence · 13th Mar 2006, 15:55

Gah, another awesome feature that needs incorporating into the Ultimate Motherboard (provided the thing works reliably)

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