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Nvidia 'nveils nForce 7 chipsets
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Nvidia has rolled out its first nForce 7-series chipset, this onetargeting Intel processors and supporting the GPU maker's new three-waySLI technology.

Nvidia's nForce 780i SLI

The nForce 780i SLI supports Intel's one-, two- and four-coredesktop processors on a frontside bus (FSB) clocked at between 533MHzand 1333MHz. The chipset hooks the CPU up to two channels of DDR 2memory running at up to 1200MHz - if the memory's certified to Nvidia'sExtended Performance Profile (EPP), otherwise it'll be clocked at up to800MHz.
The chipset has 62 PCI Express (PCIe) lanes at its disposal, so it'scapable of host three x16 connectors, though interestingly only two arePCIe 2.0 compatible - the third is plain old PCIe 1.0. Boards based onthe 780i can also offer up to five PCI slots.

Asus' P5N-T: 780i SLI based

Three-way SLI allows users to connect three GeForce 8800 Ultra or8800 GTX graphics cards - both older, 80nm parts rather than shiny new65nm 'G92' chips like the 8800 GT and the new 512MB 8800 GTS.
The 780i can host up to ten USB 2.0 ports, two Gigabit Ethernet connectors, two parallel ATA drives and six 3Gb/s SATA drives.

Nvidia's nForce 750i SLI

Nvidia also introduced the 750i SLI, a board designed to supportjust two simultaneously connected graphics cards via its 26 PCIe lanes.It too supports a 1333MHZ FSB, but the DDR 2 memory link is limited to800MHz.

The 750i can handle eight USB 2.0 ports, four parallel ATA peripheralsand four 3Gb/s SATA drives. It has one Gigabit Ethernet port.

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