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Old 20th Jul 2008, 07:00 PM   #11 (permalink)
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nop i think they do not use s.s. caps
According to the board shot, IT IS using solid state caps!
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well then i am wrong
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According to the board shot, IT IS using solid state caps!
That's great news then
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One thing for sure its NOT 4 16x bandwidth, & your looking at several grand or double total system, yet when its out, some mains will be ?32K in vantage(IF THATS PLAUSIABLE #), with BIG Memory slots, it could be Home Workstation for early buyer.

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Unfortunately, we do not have an actual board to confirm the specs. Just the limited info that we were able to obtain.
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IMHO, this is not going to be a budget board. So it is very, very unlikely that Foxconn will not use solid capacitors. It's a certainty that they will use solid caps at least in this motherboard.
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