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None of them are, 5 are PCI and the last one is PCI-X( i think)

edit: according to techreport 5 are PCE-E 8x and the last one is PCI-X

The last one isn't PCI-X it's just 32bit PCI.

I think Nehalem will be a good step forward as it is a significant change in architecture and signals Intel's agreement for the retirement of the FSB. This in itself is a good sign that the industry is progressing rather than just feeding us improved processor cores and we are finally beginning to step out of the x86 model.

Of course I agree that the whole thing seems like overkill for a software industry that can barely take advantage of what it already has on offer, but consumers should not punish the hardware vendors for being more ambitious with their developments.

In short, change is good and we should all appreciate that.
 
Dont know weather these have been posted but heres a pic of it sat next to a LGA775 for comparison.
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from here: VR-ZONE
 
I was wondering, will Windows XP Professional x32/x64 w/SP2 or new to be released SP3, still work fully with Nehalem?

Iv`e just read on the internet that Windows XP Professional supports 2 sockets=2 CPUs, and 32 cores, is this right?
 
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I was wondering, will Windows XP Professional x32/x64 w/SP2 or new to be released SP3, still work fully with Nehalem?

Iv`e just read on the internet that Windows XP Professional supports 2 sockets=2 CPUs, and 32 cores, is this right?

Pro supports 2 physical CPUs (so you could have two quad cores) for example.
 
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