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Operation System: Windows 8.1 Pro (x64)
Motherboard: ASRock 990 Extreme3
CPU: AMD FX8120 x8 3.1GHz
RAM: 2x 2GB Kingstone Hyperx DDr3 1666MHz
VGA: NVidida GeForce GT240 1GB DDr5
HDD: Some kind of sh*t... But It's 400GB
Internet Connection: I steal it from my neighbour... Why? BEACUSE F*CK DA POLEEZZ

i don't think this would even work.
amd and intel are completly different architectures. they both need different mainboards.

amd doesn't even use pcie 3.0 as far as i know.
or thunderbolt etc.

Of course this wouldn't work.
Not to mention that the southbridge and northbridge chips are manufacturer specific and even with them being integrated in the CPU die, as is with some more recent releases of Intel, this cannot work.
Furthermore, the latency of a CPU being physically separated from the I/O hubs and the RAM would render the system insanely slow.

Over that, AMD and Intel serve entirely different price segments these days. What good would it bring to have a motherboard that was to support low end AMD CPUs and high end Intel ones?

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As I said I have a solution for that.
Don't think inside the cube, there is no impossible in computer science.

What good would it bring to have a motherboard that was to support low end AMD CPUs and high end Intel ones?
Let's say, someone bought a motherboard which only supports Intel CPUs, and he doesn't have money to buy high end Intel CPUs, so he just buys AMD ones in that motherboard, which already has this innovation! So now he has a a high end one and a cheaper one. Much cheaper than buy a new motherboard, isn't it?
And what if he has money for Intel CPUs, than be my quest, buy another high end CPU for your motherboard, so now you have 2 high end CPU. Every one likes speed.
It works to the other way too.

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"I'll be one tough act to follow"

Operation System: Windows 8.1 Pro (x64)
Motherboard: ASRock 990 Extreme3
CPU: AMD FX8120 x8 3.1GHz
RAM: 2x 2GB Kingstone Hyperx DDr3 1666MHz
VGA: NVidida GeForce GT240 1GB DDr5
HDD: Some kind of sh*t... But It's 400GB
Internet Connection: I steal it from my neighbour... Why? BEACUSE F*CK DA POLEEZZ

This topic has ideas spawned from a clear lack of knowledge of how motherboards work.
The only way this would work is if somebody would make 2 different motherboards stitched into one board and a common bios for both of them, with the ability to switch between them.
That would be useless and I can't really find any utility for such a motherboard.

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I talked to a guy from Microsoft who is on the hardware section, and I have solution for these problems, and now he is on the same standpoint as me.
It's possible.
But don't hang up on these questions, like how.
Just tell me, if you would happily see this kind of innovation on a storage?

Oh and yeah! He said the same problems as you do!

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"I'll be one tough act to follow"

Operation System: Windows 8.1 Pro (x64)
Motherboard: ASRock 990 Extreme3
CPU: AMD FX8120 x8 3.1GHz
RAM: 2x 2GB Kingstone Hyperx DDr3 1666MHz
VGA: NVidida GeForce GT240 1GB DDr5
HDD: Some kind of sh*t... But It's 400GB
Internet Connection: I steal it from my neighbour... Why? BEACUSE F*CK DA POLEEZZ

Microsoft makes motherboards?

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