Due diligence staff Fudzilla network resources we have with you an opportunity to look at the final version prepared for release by the motherboard DFI LANParty JR R790GX-M2RS, which is based on recently formally submitted chipset AMD 790GX, working in conjunction with the southern bridge AMD SB750 (must noted that in the process of creating this decision, its design was subjected to radical changes).
DFI LANParty JR R790GX-M2RS

The platform is equipped with a passive cooling system consisting of three different sizes of radiators and heat pipes one. The product allows the installation of high-performance processor by AMD Socket AM2/AM2 + with HyperTransport 3.0 bus and is equipped with an integrated graphics chipset for ATI Radeon HD 3300, which is compatible with DirectX 10 Shader Model 4.0, is an advanced video Unified Video Decoder (UVD) and “friendly” with technology ATI Avivo HD Technology hardware acceleration for decoding video formats VC-1, MPEG-2 and H.264. Thanks supports PCI Express 2.0 interface and technologies ATI Hybrid Graphics Technology and ATI Hybrid CrossFireX Technology is the possibility of combining computing resources built video and one or more connected to the board of discrete video card. In addition, the novelty is equipped with memory DDR3 SidePort Memory volume of 128 MB, which is designed to serve the needs of graphics subsystem.

Above all, in the arsenal of DFI LANParty JR R790GX-M2RS present:

Four 240 - contact DIMM-slot modules to accommodate the dual DDR2 RAM as well as up to 1066 MHz;
Two-slot PCI Express 2.0 x16, one PCI Express slot and one x1 slot PCI;
One IDE-connector;
Six SATA2 ports with support for RAID 0/1/0 +1 / 5;
Gigabit Ethernet-controller;
Audio codec, ensuring the withdrawal of 7.1-channel sound HD Audio;
Located at the back of the two ports PS / 2, RJ-45 connector, four-port USB 2.0, optical and coaxial S/PDIF- exits, ports DVI or HDMI, six audio.

As for the estimated cost and timing of the beginning of massive sales of the product described above, to date information on this point there is no.