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Socket F Porn:

Does this qualify as a random [H] sighting?

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Wow how many ppd would that put out? And how do you program a cpu? Does that mb have some kind of built in os?
 
Sadly, it would probably just put out 750k PPD with the 8439 chips. This is based on what a quad 8439 does, 250k PPD.
 
Bet that mobo weighs at least 30 lbs based on the size of those copper bricks. They are HUGE.
 
Qinsp said:
Sadly, it would probably just put out 750k PPD with the 8439 chips. This is based on what a quad 8439 does, 250k PPD.
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Sounded like he was putting in 8435, 2.6ghz
 
Qinsp said:
Bet that mobo weighs at least 30 lbs based on the size of those copper bricks. They are HUGE.
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Yes you could definitely tell it was heavy by how much harder it was for him to move the blade to the last table.


I think that guy has done a few of those upgrades before. He wasn't even looking down at the last couple of screws and put the driver right where it needed to be.
 
if that board can support 8x 12core / 16core CPUs .. that would be awesome .....
 
My favorite part: "It takes us five minutes to upgrade a module." For me, that would take....

Oh never mind.
 
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