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pctechxp
Posted Monday 14th July 2008 12:46 GMT
Bang goes my idea of sticking one of these in my nforce 650i based board.
E
Posted Monday 14th July 2008 13:41 GMT
Well, yes. Did you think all those pins for memory would fit in 775?
Mage
Posted Monday 14th July 2008 17:08 GMT
Didn't they ever read Ivor Catt?
How about 3 pins per bus, data in, out and clock?
Easy to make the buss tracks all the same length and 400GHz data clock is possible (= 80GBytes / second duplex)
Three pins for 64 bit PCI @ 66MHz is only 4.224GHz clock
MUCH cheaper packages and motherboards.
No reason not to have serial DDR3. It (serial interconnect) was done with PATA/IDE/ATAPI and Wide SCSI.
Admittedly you might need teflon PCB, but two layers (signal/power on top, ground plane on bottom) would do.
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pctechxp
bye bye LGA775 #
Posted Monday 14th July 2008 12:46 GMT
Bang goes my idea of sticking one of these in my nforce 650i based board.
E
@pctechxp #
Posted Monday 14th July 2008 13:41 GMT
Well, yes. Did you think all those pins for memory would fit in 775?
Mage
1336 pins! #
Posted Monday 14th July 2008 17:08 GMT
Didn't they ever read Ivor Catt?
How about 3 pins per bus, data in, out and clock?
Easy to make the buss tracks all the same length and 400GHz data clock is possible (= 80GBytes / second duplex)
Three pins for 64 bit PCI @ 66MHz is only 4.224GHz clock
MUCH cheaper packages and motherboards.
No reason not to have serial DDR3. It (serial interconnect) was done with PATA/IDE/ATAPI and Wide SCSI.
Admittedly you might need teflon PCB, but two layers (signal/power on top, ground plane on bottom) would do.