1366 X 2 EVGA i7 X 2
 

The Future... Stay Tuned CES 2010! on Twitpic Drool :punk: Had the 762 in my cart now im going to wait a bit fore sure. Jan 10

O.O Must have.. It's like Skulltrail all over again.

OMyFreakinG! Those are 1366 sockets! and when are Core i9s coming out? if this supports them you could have a 12 core system... with 24 VIRTUAL CORES and top that with 24 GB of possibly HEXA-CHANNEL RAM (triple channel for each CPU)

edit : 48 GB (ZZLEE)
http://a1.twimg.com/profile_images/4...oes_normal.jpg
(Quote from twitter but YA BABY)
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They're going to have to be Xeons for the extra QPI links..
But.. overclocked dual processor system. Hello god of CPU power.

I can just imagine one of these boards on a crazy watercooled loop. CPU to CPU tubing would just be too nuts. Can't wait to see someone on HWC get their hands on this and post up some pics!

^_^

Thats all I will say(see my sig), looks like I have some planing to do for march.

Cool = dedicate one CPU to folding BIGADV and the other to Crysis :bleh:

What would the benefits of this board be, like would it be worth me holding off buying a EVGA X58 Classified and waiting for this to come out and buying two 920's?
Would this board drastically improve gaming? what would one do with 12 memory slots I thought people could hardly find use for 6?
Now I want to get this board even though I don't know what the advantage of two cpu's would be.. can a board like this run on one CPU then when I have the money add another one later?

Anyone care to explain the benefits of these boards and why they are worth getting?

Thanks for any answers lol.

All your answers are no, unfortunately.

The benefits of a dual CPU setup are more or less Epeen, unless you're into video/audio editing and other very cpu intensive tasks, or you like to blow money on folding. Which is what I'll be doing. :haha::thumb:

This would be the result:

http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum...9a1e6f3cca.jpg

Unfortunately my board does not allow any oc'ing.