To be honest I never even thought of it.
It was hard enough to find dual 775 socket motherboards which usually ended up being for Servers - without all the USB and BIOS functions you need to tune out a worksation.
But I would have come to the same conclusion as taking the QX6700 over the True Quad that is available now. I still want Fast speed in some areas where a quad or dual would spread load out in favor of being able to do more at one time.
Since the majority of my needs on this machine are workstation/user operated (single focused)... this setup is better for me then a server type setup that spreads out more for multitasking.
But, with 4 cores I can still multi task just fine... encoding apps run in the background and I hardly even notice they are running.
It was hard enough to find dual 775 socket motherboards which usually ended up being for Servers - without all the USB and BIOS functions you need to tune out a worksation.
But I would have come to the same conclusion as taking the QX6700 over the True Quad that is available now. I still want Fast speed in some areas where a quad or dual would spread load out in favor of being able to do more at one time.
Since the majority of my needs on this machine are workstation/user operated (single focused)... this setup is better for me then a server type setup that spreads out more for multitasking.
But, with 4 cores I can still multi task just fine... encoding apps run in the background and I hardly even notice they are running.


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