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Any news regarding support for new Gigabyte boards? Especially the X79 Chipset!
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I'm actually interested in this as well. I'm building a video editing station and would like to use an X79 board to get the extra cores the i7-3930K has.
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Hi MrJanek,
Same request here, I'm looking at the GA-X79 series to replace my aging yet beloved Hackintosh. Any comment will be well received.
Best,
Daniel -
I also would love a kakewalk for the gigabyte X79 board
All the best
Keep up the good work -
+1 for the GIGABYTE GA-X79-UD5 , please.. :-)
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I'd also like to ad a +1 for the x79 chipset. And especially for the GA-X79-UD5 as well. I currently have lion running on this mobo but with a lot of flaws and I really appreciate the Kakewalk way :-)
Thanks! -
I would also love to see this... +1 for the GIGABYTE GA-X79-UD5, please!
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I also have a GIGABYTE GA-X79-UD5 with an Intel i7 3930K CPU and I would really appreciate support for that board. That Kakewalk method is waaayyyyy more userfriendly than all the other ones i've seen out there!
Thanks in advance!! -
Agreed... I've got what I would consider a very successful build with an X79 Sabertooth, but nothing compares to the ease and elegance of the Kakewalk way. I would like to have that more vanilla "everything working" experience like my P67 setup. ATM, I have no speedstep, no sleep and a bit of a hack to get all cores going. So definitely not performing at 100%, but still screaming fast. 20K GB 64bit is nothing to be ashamed of, but I get almost 24K in Win7 64bit.
Hopefully Apple will have chipset support natively soon, that should usher in direct support and hopefully Kakewalk support.
