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dual cpu c2d motherboards?

AMD i think are the only ones that do a dual cpu mobo for their FX-72 Quad Core, the motherboard and cpu's alone cost almost one grand :eek: Its not wirth it
 
yep theyre workstation boards and use xeon processors, usually looking at around £200+ for the motherboard, then the ram (which is usually non standard ddr2 etc) plus 2x 51xx/53xx (iirc the coding) series cpu's.
Total outlay, usally around £1500-1800 for a bottom end one :)

Alternatively just buy a mac pro with the dual quads :)
 
lsg1r is quite right. Only Xeons support more than one chip per motherboard.

A Mac Pro or perhaps a Dell Precision 690 would probably be the cheapest and most accessible way to get into dual quads, judging from some research into high-end workstations I've done lately.
 
Intel are working on skulltrail, a desktop variant of dual cpu server systems.

Should be considerably cheaper than the server variant and not lock you into server hardware such as ecc ddr2

AMD i think are the only ones that do a dual cpu mobo for their FX-72 Quad Core, the motherboard and cpu's alone cost almost one grand :eek: Its not wirth it
That is two dual core's to create a last second quad core system and it is slower and less efficient than a qx6700, not two quads.
 
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