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    Quote Originally Posted by Xuvial View Post
    Also they finally built a quantum computer inside a diamond:

    http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0404161943.htm
    this thread is now diamonds

    that's pretty awesome.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Xuvial View Post
    Well that's why this thread exists guys
    I usually get caught arguing with trolls and get myself infracted because of it in the computers forums though for trying to provide good information.

    That's a pretty interesting read, I'll have to look through it a bit more at work.
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    LED'S EVERYWHERE BITCHES

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    even with the led fans it still looks awesomely clean

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    Does the shroud on the Sabertooth really make much of a difference?

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    Does the shroud on the Sabertooth really make much of a difference?
    The short answer is no.

    The long answer is still no, but it does offer some cooling potential (which the board really doesn't need) and nice asthetics. Some have removed the shroud completely, some chose to leave it on.

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    That looks awesome Xuvial, I'm not normally a fan of LEDs (especially blue LEDs), but you made it work well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Butler Log View Post
    Does the shroud on the Sabertooth really make much of a difference?
    It's supposed to work with stock cooling or an additional 50mm fan, neither of which people tend to use. So it's basically pointless.
    It's fully detachable but I keep it on for looks, as do most Sabertooth owners

    P67 was the only generation of Sabertooth with shroud, it was unusual for Asus to do it. The sabertooth series' most attractive feature continues to be robust durability and solid overclocking at an affordable price.

    It's interesting to see the generations...

    990FX


    X58


    P67


    X79


    ...I forgot where I was going with this.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marest View Post
    The short answer is no.

    The long answer is still no, but it does offer some cooling potential (which the board really doesn't need) and nice asthetics. Some have removed the shroud completely, some chose to leave it on.
    Short answer is yes with the assist fan >.> your talking about a reduction of around 10 degrees atleast thats what it did for me :P also looks sexy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stravs View Post
    Short answer is yes with the assist fan >.> your talking about a reduction of around 10 degrees atleast thats what it did for me :P also looks sexy
    Whoa really? What assist fan are you using? Most fans at those sizes tend to scream.
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    Personally I like the shroud, xuvial's build is a good example why, it ends up with a very simple and clean look

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cyanotical View Post
    Personally I like the shroud, xuvial's build is a good example why, it ends up with a very simple and clean look
    ^ I wish they made shrouds for more motherboards.... it is exactly how Cyanotical put it, it looks simple and CLEAN.

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    Which was my point exactly; it looks very asthetically pleasing. It serves very little real funtion though as the 2-5 degrees lower temperature it achieves is hardly needed on a 1155 board.

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    anyone have a link to where i can find the ivy bridge motherboards?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nyq View Post
    anyone have a link to where i can find the ivy bridge motherboards?
    AsRock: http://www.asrock.com/mb/index.asp?s=1155
    Gigabyte: http://www.gigabyte.com/products/lis...jid=2&p=2&v=24
    Asus: http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Int...1155/Intel_Z77
    MSI: http://www.msi.com/product/mb/#/?sk=...%20i3/i5/i7%29

    Basically just go to the manufacturer websites, look for their motherboard selections and click on the Z77 link...

    ---------- Post added 2012-04-07 at 07:06 PM ----------

    P67 was the only generation of Sabertooth with shroud, it was unusual for Asus to do it. The sabertooth series' most attractive feature continues to be robust durability and solid overclocking at an affordable price.

    I ask because the shroud is back for the Z77 Sabertooth. In a video that Tweaktown made with an Asus guy they were talking about how it reduces temperatures by so much (something like 10 degrees) and I was wondering how true those assertions were (although the guy from Asus didn't seem to have prepared himself very well for the piece to camera).



    Said video:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwdNBaSg0nM
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    Another shroud Sabertooth, and none other than the Z77 chipset! I notice you cannot get the P67 Sabers anymore, so this might be another option for me for a new motherboard.... hmm

    However I like the ASRock boards too... and the P8Z77 WS does not look like a bad idea either.

    Grrrr so many choices! >_<

    And is Asus REALLY not planning to make a full ATX Maximus V? All I see is the Gene and it's a measly mATX.
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    This thing looks like the grew up in the projects..and if you do something stupid it's going to climb out of the case and smack you upside the head for doing it. do want
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    Quote Originally Posted by llDemonll View Post
    This thing looks like the grew up in the projects..and if you do something stupid it's going to climb out of the case and smack you upside the head for doing it. do want
    You have signed your warrant.

    Demon must build an Ivy rig now with the Sabertooth Z77.

    If you don't, we will all be disappoint. ;p
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    And is Asus REALLY not planning to make a full ATX Maximus V? All I see is the Gene and it's a measly mATX.
    Think I saw in a video that they are planning an ATX Maximus V Formula for about a month after launch.

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    It's funny how mobo manufacturers are now sticking their own fans on Z77 and X79 motherboards. Did VRM/mobo temps really go up by that much over the years? Why are they so crazy about cooling the mobo?
    It's the same situation with how crazy case manufacturers get with HDD cooling, e.g. completely blocking the intake with a giant HDD cage. Or dedicating 120mm fans just for the HDDs in the case of 800D and Cosmos 2. I wonder if these people realize that the best operating temperature for HDD's is 35-45c (for max lifetime) which is pretty damn warm. They don't need a freaking fan blowing on them all day.
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