NVIDIA's 680i SLI Chipset Ready for Primetime

AnInkle writes, "The Tech Report conducts their usual exhaustive evaluation of NVIDIA's other big launch today, the nForce 680i SLI. The new chipset pairs an already proven south bridge chip with a new north bridge that has impressive overclocking potential and a redesigned (read: fast) memory controller. Combined with a motherboard design, production-quality BIOS and polished tweaking software that are all attractive and retail-ready, you end up with a 'complete reference platform that's perfect for picky enthusiasts and serious overclockers,' if you want to pay for it."

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I agree, I really want it to work under Linux. ahref=http://www.bburr.com/rel=url2html-17729http: //www.bburr.com/> .: Adventures of a 20 year old Entrepreneur. :.

Don't hate but..

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I won it at GeForce Lan 3. WOOT. I also won 2gb of Corsair XMS2 800MHz memory, a 7900 GT, and a Corsair 620w PSU. I already have a 7900GT so it looks like I finally get to build an SLI system.

Sorry for bragging. Unfortunately it's late and I have to work tomorrow so no system building for me tonight :(

I am so stoked about building this system. I'll be buying a C2D tomorrow to go in it as the best I have right now is a P805D lol.

Cheers!