MSI Big Bang-XPower II

Number of Memory Slots:
8×240pin

Memory Standard:
DDR3 1066/1333/1600/1866 (O.C)/ 2133 (O.C)/ 2400 (O.C)

PCI Express 2.0 x16:
3

Onboard Video Chipset:
None

Audio Chipset:
Realtek ALC892

SATA 3Gb/s:
4

CPU Type:
Core i7 (LGA2011)

Maximum Memory Supported:
128GB F*CKING nuts!

and its gets better the motherboard itself looks baddass with the minigun and bullets added to the motherboard!



and it will only set you back $389.99 :P

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6813130626

All these over the top mobo's make me want them, until I realize they're super F*CKING stupid! These super boards are like cool to look at but their practicality is really no higher than a $180 dollar board, unless you factor in E-peen.

ya i agree cant even get 128 gb of memory like that i dont think i looked up prices for 64 gigs on memory ddr3 2400 which is the highest that will take and it was like 900.00 from newegg lawl..

You can get 128gn of ram using 16 gb sticks, like this
http://www.amazon.com/Crucial-32GB-SDRA ... m_sbs_pc_1

2x16 for $407.03, so you need 4 of them giving a grand total of $1628.12

haha thats crazy expensive but if its anything like driving a lambo and all the perks you receive i say spend it :P doubt it will get you laid :P maybe some nerdy cyber sex

meh, I oc my cpu just fine with my p67 lol
good luck finding 8x 16gb ram sticks lol, 8x8gb sticks would already set you back another 300-400 bucks lol.
I guess tri/quad sli is cool, if you're trying to make a sauna out of your room lol

what OS supports 128 GB of RAM? And I bet you need a lot of fans on that thing to keep it from overheating. I had a sweet top-of-the-line ASUS mobo several years ago that was part of a liquid cooled PC, and the mobo overheated all the time. I had to pull the side of the case off and point a house fan into it in order to play games and shit. LAME.

lol just dunk your entire rig in mineral oil, have the entire thing in a tank, works just fine, and cools well too

No. I hate you for saying this.



I believe 64bit windows 7 supports up to... 192gb. But to fully utilize the architecture you'd need into the trillions of gb. I think someone did the math. Whatever 2^64 bits is. 1.84467441 × 10^13 gigabytes of data.

Or at least, that's what my CS friends say.

You have CS friends? Wait, you have friends?

Yes, Hooker is right. Although, win7 home edition is limited to only 16 GB.

F*CK that you best be running server 08 enterprise/datacenter for that kind of money! max of 2tb of RAM bitches

I would think your light bill would double with the amount of current going in to that beast

For that kind of cabbage that motherfucker better be able to fix me a turkey samich on request.

My 150$ one can :)

But in the winter, you won't need to pay for heat so it makes up for it.

LOL just keep the damn thing running and pull some of your blankets over it when you go to bed, instant electric blanket.

I couldn't imagine any gamer needing more that 16GB of ram.....

honestly 8gbs is enough

my gaming desktop has 8gbs

but my spare rig runs bf3 on ultra with only 4gbs of ram.... so....

not for video editing and 3d rendering.