Creation of a Dual Processor AMD 3+ Motherboard
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Hello,
My basic project is to create a motherboard with the possibility of adding 2 AMD 3+ processors for an AMD FX 8-core processor to achieve better performance for a desktop computer. There would also be 16 DDR3 channels that could support up to 128 GB max of RAM. It also supports 2 PCI 3.0 x16 slots, and there will be the possibility to add cache memory to each processor.
From a pricing perspective, a server motherboard costs around 500 euros, and the processors themselves are also expensive. Windows Vista and 7 recognize that there are 2 processors.
This product will be sold cheaper than server motherboards and will be about 40% more expensive to manufacture.
What do you think?
Best regards, Italium.
Configuration: Windows 8
My basic project is to create a motherboard with the possibility of adding 2 AMD 3+ processors for an AMD FX 8-core processor to achieve better performance for a desktop computer. There would also be 16 DDR3 channels that could support up to 128 GB max of RAM. It also supports 2 PCI 3.0 x16 slots, and there will be the possibility to add cache memory to each processor.
From a pricing perspective, a server motherboard costs around 500 euros, and the processors themselves are also expensive. Windows Vista and 7 recognize that there are 2 processors.
This product will be sold cheaper than server motherboards and will be about 40% more expensive to manufacture.
What do you think?
Best regards, Italium.
Configuration: Windows 8
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Hello
I don’t know what your knowledge of computers is!
But to achieve this, see image, you need to be a computer engineer, and even then! It’s no small feat to create such a card.
https://www.cowcotland.com/images/news/2012/03/bi-cpu-asus-1.jpg
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Nothing at all.
A business PC doesn’t need 128 GB of memory, nor does it need 16 cores.
A motherboard at 500 euros is already a good price if it does just that, but indeed it’s a server motherboard.
No use, moreover there are already motherboards for AMD but with different sockets.
After all, it remains a beautiful dream...
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