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Hmm...

 

Consider this:

 

http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/39056/135/

 

supports 6 graphics cards, which would mean the theoretical ability to power up to twelve 30" monitors (beats the Mac Pro)

 

supports 24 GB of DDR3-1333 (6 slots of 4GB DDR3-1333 sticks)

 

has 6 SATA ports (well, not that special).

 

And most importantly, Intel Core i7 support.

 

Mouthwatering.

Hmm...

 

Consider this:

 

http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/39056/135/

 

supports 6 graphics cards, which would mean the theoretical ability to power up to twelve 30" monitors (beats the Mac Pro)

 

supports 24 GB of DDR3-1333 (6 slots of 4GB DDR3-1333 sticks)

 

has 6 SATA ports (well, not that special).

 

And most importantly, Intel Core i7 support.

 

Mouthwatering.

Where the hell are they getting the "6 cards" thing?

I only see 4 slots. The rest are obviously PCIe 1x slots... which last time I checked couldn't support modern cards.

Where the hell are they getting the "6 cards" thing?

I only see 4 slots. The rest are obviously PCIe 1x slots... which last time I checked couldn't support modern cards.

 

Apparently in the last paragraph they said that the board is "still being worked on" and that:

 

The combined air/water-cooling block will be modified so that the six graphics cards can fit. All six SATA ports will be rotated to support extend-length PCIe cards.

 

so... there's your answer.

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