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Just wanted to point out one potential competitor that is actually more expensive: the Asus P6T7 workstation SuperComputer retailed for about $450 when I bought one last week from NewEgg. Clearly the Asus is meant more for parallelism rather than extreme overclocking, but I like the fact that having...

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http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/asr ... ,2275.html

In this article, they also point to their original motherboard roundup, in which they noted two of these boards died on them...one death of which took the i7-920 with it!

I can now post useful results, which are a pleasant surprise! My AsRock died on me during attempts at overclocking; please see Tom's Hardware for their similar experiences with overclocking the AsRock X58 SuperComputer. Mine died in exactly the same fashion. AsRock apparently are working on board re...

In the interim I've acquired an ASRock X58 SuperComputer, and I do have 4 GPUs in it...from your post, I'll need to explain. All of my GPUs would be dual-slot monsters, except that I turned them into single-slot, liquid-cooled versions (that's an easy mod to do). So only four slots are being used by...

Hello Apoptosis, Would it be possible for Legit Reviews to acquire one of those newer motherboards capable of supporting 4 GPUs? I'm referring to the ASRock X58 SuperComputer, the Asus P6T6 WS Revolution, the EVGA Classified, or - for the older chipset - the Asus P5N64 WS Pro. The purpose of my aski...