LGA6096?

[111alan]

I think an E-ATX board can only fit one of this on it


And there's some extra beefy buck converters.

 

[Wasmachineman_NL]

12-channel.. looks like something for Genoa.

EDIT: lol I was right!

 

[RolloZ170]

I think an E-ATX board can only fit one of this on it

this is dual socket ES board. you see two memory slots from the second on the right.

 

[111alan]

this is dual socket ES board. you see two memory slots from the second on the right.

Yes, the entire board is absolutely huge. I'm only allowed to post part of it though.

 

[RolloZ170]

Yes, the entire board is absolutely huge.

maybe ASRock Rack makes an ITX board for this socket, i will buy it !

 

[111alan]

maybe ASRock Rack makes an ITX board for this socket, i will buy it !

This CPU may have already covered 3/4 of ITX board all by itself. Need to think vertically and ditch most of those memory channels if it's to be done.

I doubt we may not even have an M-ATX, or full-spec ATX .

 

[RolloZ170]

I doubt we may not even have an M-ATX, or full-spec ATX

i do not need all mem-channels. four is enough.

 

[jpmomo]

never say never! bring on the mini-itx with ram risers to stack dimms vertically! just get me the board that this cpu will fit into and I will figure out how to power and cool in a sff case and before anyone asks why.....just because!

 

[jpmomo]

and I am hoping those slimsas connectors on the board are pcie 5.0! the new mellanox/nvidia connectx-7 cards are sampling with 400GE!

 

[alex_stief]

I am already dreading the day these things hit the market. Because I still don't know which case to pick for a dual-socket board. SSI-EEB probably won't cut it this time.

 

[jpmomo]

I would give you my mini fridge if I could figure out how to ship had a dual epyc in there previously and could rent out the extra space for a family of 5! Thermaltake 20xl something.

 

[Wasmachineman_NL]

holy shit VCN really is slow as hell, almost four months on they finally "leaked" the new socket for Genoa: AMD SP5 socket (LGA6096) for EPYC "Zen4" Genoa processors pictured - VideoCardz.com