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News Next Asus ROG board dubbed ‘Sauternes’

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  1. Tim S

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  2. Fatboy

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    Is that heatpipe cooler attached onto the pcb?
     
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    Techno-Dann Disgruntled kumquat

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    Looks like it goes to the underside of the CPU socket.

    A very interesting motherboard... Not to mention the LN cooler setup attached to it. Think ASUS is trying to pitch this one to overclockers?
     
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    Cooling setup for LN2, very sweet. I wonder if they would be so kind as to ship the board with that! Whole new meaning to the goodies that come alongside
     
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    We don't need Heatpipe coolers for the underside of the CPU socket!
     
    Guest-23315, 15 Mar 2007
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  6. rowin4kicks

    rowin4kicks a man walked into a bar ...

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    looks like there is goning to be some interesting cooling solutions coming out of these guys soon!
    cant wait
     
    rowin4kicks, 15 Mar 2007
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    this mobo with 2 r600 gpu :p

    I want...
     
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  8. Duste

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    Why couldn't they just do exactly what ECS did with their latest motherboard for Bearlake, where they have both DDR2 and DDR3 on the same board?
     
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    They have support for both DDR2 and DDR3 Duste.
     
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    There's two separate boards (one with DDR2 and one with DDR3) - I see where you're coming from, but I think Asus is going down the route of people potentially wanting to install 4 DIMMs.

    As for the cooling tubes, I think they were there to try and hide the board, as I'm fairly sure it wasn't supposed to be shown. It's as if Asus had a spare space on the stand but didn't have anything to go there. The label above the display was very vague "Intel Chipset, Quad Core CPU, etc" but I dug deeper and got more that confirmed my initial thoughts. ;)
     
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  11. Duste

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    In the article, it said one motherboard will support DDR2 and the other will support DDR3.
     
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    What's up with those copper tube heatsinks on the CPU and GPU? The CPU one appears to have some kind of electrical coil thing going on, which suggests thermo-electric cooling, but it's hard to tell where the heat is dissipated.
     
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    Thats liquid nitrogen cooling, there just cilinders where you put the liquid in :D
    very very cold about -180 degrees Celcius
     
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  14. Kipman725

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    I imagain the LN2 is there for testing as the initial test cpu's need cool tempretures to aproch anywhere near stability and have huge power outputs.
     
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