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Thread: ASUS Sabertooth 990FX Motherboard Pictuered, Features AM3+ Socket and Bulldozer CPU S

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    ASUS Sabertooth 990FX Motherboard Pictuered, Features AM3+ Socket and Bulldozer CPU S

    Donanimhaber just got details of Asus's upcoming new Sabertooth motherboard which would feature which would feature AM3+ Socket supporting the Bulldozer based Zambezi FX Series Processors. The motherboard includes the AMD 990FX chipset while SouthBridge consists of the SB950 chipset, Along with this the upcoming Crosshair Formula IV motherboard has also been detailed which would feature the AM3 (890FX) Socket which through a BIOS update will be able to support Bulldozer Processors.
    The Asus Sabertooth series is a line of high performance enthusiast motherboards featuring top of the line overclocking environments and high quality Military class C-Caps, VRM Phase, etc which allow upto 15% cooling performance than traditional heatsink designs. The Sabertooth uses a cooling design similar to the Intel P67 series based Sabertooth board with a large heatsink covering the 8 +2 phase VRM design (Digi +) while a small heatsink is located on top of the Southbridge. The 4 DDR3 dimm slots allow upto 16GB memory support with frequencies of 2000mhz+(OC).
    A total of 4 PCI-e x16 slots are located on the board all providing full x16 bandwidth and allow for Quad GPU configurations for both SLI and CrossfireX. GPU designs may limit the board for lesser Multi GPU options. 6 Thermal Sensors are located on different parts of the board which is part of the "Thermal Radar" technology which allow for realtime temperature monitoring of the board while overclocking.
    Connectivity ports include 14 USB 2.0 and 4 USB 3.0 ports while storage ports include 6 Sata 6Gbps, 2 Sata 3Gbps and 2 standard e-Sata ports. The board is bundled with Asus AI Suite II, PC Probe, Turbo V Evo software. The board is likely to be announced on Computex 2011 event along with the Bulldozer release which you can check here.

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    Thanks for the news Prakash. I am glad to see that the new Asus MBs are going with more USB 3.0 and SATA 6 ports than the previous models.
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    Thank you Prakash appreciate the links, using the Sabertooth design making this one tough motherboard, and although Bulldozer is not released this looks like a great pairing of CPU and Mobo.
    Maybe Vista Ultimate can be a tested OS rather than the faster Win 7 as Vista was a resource hog it would be interesting as to how well the cpu's and motherboards cope, i still like some of the resources Vista used like dream scene.
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