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vegasr- 02-22-2008
I'm sure Intel wouldn't hesitate for a bit to cut Nvidia's life support, especially when Intel is diving head first into the gpu business.

http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/video/display...cessor_Bus.html

Will be very interesting to see how this plays out the rest of the year.

Merc- 02-22-2008
The 3870X2 coupled with an X38 or X48 chipset is the enthusiast's rig of choice right now, provided ATI/AMD get the drivers to cooperate. Of course, multi GPU cards may render SLI & Xfire viable only for the very hard core types as real world performance gains will become so minuscule that they aren't relevant except with the benchmarking crowd.

paulzig- 02-22-2008
The benchmarking crowd is pretty much forced to buy 780i/790i to run SLI even tho the new nvidia chipset implementation will never we as good as Intel's


vegasr- 02-22-2008
Its a conditioning process for me as I've been running SLI for the past 3+ years.

My newest mobo is my first Intel chipset and your 100% right, it is probably the best mobo I've ever had.


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