 KrisnatharokPC Builder, Gamer
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First glimpse of a Haswell mobo |
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Gordo74
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2013-Mar-7 9:06 am
Looks like *gasp* a motherboard.
My vision for something "revolutionary" - everything connects via thunderbolt. Monitors, keyboards, mice, everything. Think of how easy that would be for people. No more wondering where to plug things into, there are just 8 TB ports on the back. |
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KrisnatharokPC Builder, Gamer
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Can't wait to see Haswell go up against IB-E in gaming benchmarks, especially in multi-card configs. That will determine which socket I buy into. |
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Why does "the board of the future" still have a PS/2 port? |
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KrisnatharokPC Builder, Gamer
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Something Apple would have gotten rid of 17 years ago. |
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Thordrune
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Probably for people with mechanical keyboards to have insanely high key rollover. |
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Up till about a month ago - I still used one. Actually I had to use the adapter for AT (5 pin DIN) to PS/2 for my keyboard. |
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2013-Mar-13 8:40 pm
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It has a PS/2 port because that's part of the ATX specification. So for the board to be properly certified ATX it needs the port (even if nobody uses it.) |
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