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The only difference is that that the DS3 has solid capacitors. Go with the S3.

DFI's coming out with an RD600 C2D board.

Yeah. Everyone gets it. You posted that like five times already. Actually, everyone else said all of that, and then you copied and pasted it from another source. We get the point. You know everything about DX 10.

Doesn't the BIOS get programmed on the CMOS? (Not sure...)

^^^^ What the hell does that have to do with anything...

I don't think so, I'm pretty sure it's a three part system. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centrino

It's not a CPU. There's no denying that, you can think whatever you want, but it's not. Centrino is a three-part system for intel laptops.

Using my psychic powers I have determined it's state of emergency...

And where there does it say that centrino is a CPU? Centrino is what intel calls its bundle of laptop CPU, motherboard/chipset, and wirelesss adaptor.

XP will work on a DX10 card, but DX10 will not work under XP.

*Waits for PC eye to post* :P

Dinner party gone wrong:

Interesting, considering Intel is refusing to use any ATi chipsets after RD600.

It's all about the 8900GX2 now, 8800's are sooo old... Specs seem a bit strange to me. I know VR-Zone is a respectable site but I'd still take those specs with a grain of salt. I'm looking forward to see what ATi has in store for unified shaders...

There are more expensive boards, if thats what your looking for lol, but there are perfectly good boards in that price range like the the GA-965P-S3.

Sounds like a screwed MOSFET.

Looks good, tell us how that RAM does.

Because "256" and "512" doesn't necessarily mean it peforms better.

Neither do, at least not with FP HDR. You can do it in source engine games because the source engine renders HDR with pixel shaders. It just isn't possible on current nVidia hardware.

DFI is going to be doing an RD600 Intel board (the only manufacterer currently using RD600 for Intel). That will be the last ATi chipset for Intel. At least for a while.