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Tom's Hardware > Forum > Motherboards & Memory > General Motherboard > Nvidia to release four nForce 700 series chipsets

Nvidia to release four nForce 700 series chipsets

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In addition to the extensively-rumored G92 cards, November will see Nvidia release a few new high-end chipsets for both AMD and Intel platforms. On the AMD front we have already found out that Nvidia will be releasing the nForce 780a and 750a , the first being the highest-end offer, with support for three PCI-Express 2.0 x16 slots while the latter will boast only two such slots. Both will support AM2+ and AM2 processors and will come with DDR2-1066-ready modules.

 

On the Intel front, the C72 chipsets have finally received their 'official' names, nForce 780i (C72 XE) and nForce 750i (C72 P), both featuring support for Intel's upcoming 45nm processors and DDR2 memory. Also, Nvidia will release a DDR3-only chipset, the nForce 790i in Q1 2008. Expect this one to fearlessly battle Intel's upcoming X48 when it comes to performance and overclocking features.

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