MSI Eclipse ATX, Intel, LGA 775 (Socket T), 24 GB, ATX, 7.1 channels, ATX MSI Eclipse ATX. Processor manufacturer: Intel, Processor socket: LGA 775 (Socket T). Maximum internal memory: 24 GB. Motherboard form factor: ATX, Audio output channels: 7.1 channels, Power source type: ATX Overall, MSI has produced a very nice product with the X58 Eclipse. It was stable, very fast and with the 1.32 BIOS, a very good overclocker. The results compared to its Intel counterpart were close, though it did trail slightly across the board at st... As of November 17th you can officially buy an Intel Core i7 processor - the new heavyweight champion of the world. When it comes to media encoding and 3D animation/rendering tasks, the Core i7 is not only without peer but also provides us the sort of ... All of our motherboards performed admirably today, some better than others, but in the end any motherboard sporting an X58 will perform the same when it comes to standard performance attributes. Which board is better really comes down to your needs, b... https://www.neoseeker.com/Articles/Hardware/Reviews/msi_x58_eclipse/ We recently published our review of the Core i7 920 940 and 965 Extreme processors - and for the review, Intel was kind enough to supply their Intel DX58SO Socket 1366 motherboard. While it was a great motherboard, I could not help but get the feeling ... The MSI Eclipse X58 is one nice motherboard. It overclocks very well, has a ton of SATA and USB ports - not to mention three PCIe GPU slots that support not only CrossFire, but also SLI! The memory performance is excellent, and I really like the LED2 ... Somebody apparently forgot to tell MSI that a single motherboard can’t be everything to everyone, because the new X58 Eclipse not only tries, it succeeds in almost every category. The X58 Eclipse has you covered, whether your priority is... Extensive overclocking and power-saving features; supports both CrossFireX and SLI; 12 SATA/eSATA connectors; OLED diagnostic display; very good board layout; discrete sound card included; thorough documentation Only supports x4 channels when using three graphics cards together; no floppy connector https://www.bit-tech.net/previews/tech/motherboards/early-look-msi-x58-eclipse/1/ Hmm, "Eclipse" - we like it, but what do you think? It's MSI's new foray into the high end with intimately cool dark designs, plenty of power regulation and oodles of features by the looks of things.Since this is an early look MSI was keen to stress ...