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Multi-GPU Fah Client

ND40oz said:
Unfortunately, if it doesn't support conroe, it's not going to support kentsfield. Doesn't Asus have a 4 pcie slot board with conroe support?

Edit: Here's the beast, it should support kentsfield.
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The fact that this thing is called the "Wall Street Quartet" provides a clue about how expensive it would be to be build a complete system around that beast.
 
It's actually only about 250 bucks or so for the board.

The frigging video cards will draw a lot of juice. That 1 Kw PSU is actually pretty cloe to that you would need, the quad core Intel deal draws a boat load itself.
 
Add $1000.00 for CPU and run nekid....

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Ohh, I'll give the person how buys this a 4 GB hard to install OS on... :p
 
At what point does this become Class 4 Electrical work to wire this thing? :rolleyes:
 
Yeah pretty soon PSU's are going to come with those big 240v plugs like clothes dryers and air conditioners have. :rolleyes:

 
Roman79 said:
Yeah pretty soon PSU's are going to come with those big 240v plugs like clothes dryers and air conditioners have. :rolleyes:

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Well, 230V is just 2 phase to the power supply. Don't they run that in Europe or something? Helps keep down the amperage, and is better on efficiency. Would love to switch over to it but just don't have classes on house wiring done yet.
 
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