Running X38s spotted in the wild

IDF Spring 007 High end gaming lovin

Wed Apr 18 2007, 03:09

INTEL IS ABOUT to replace the long standing i975 with X38, the new high end gamer lust box. The board you will want is called Bonetrail, but yesterday's Skull Trail might also be a good choice.

X38-boards

In any case, they are up and running now, the prototype board you see above may be hot off the fab, but it works. It was running Supreme Commander, so it is stable enough to bang on with games at a show. Look for it all over at Computex.

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