check this out:
http://www.asus.com/products.aspx? [...] odelmenu=1

nforce is spelled wrong. its spelled "nForece" on the top where it says intel socket 775> nvidia nforece 780i sli> p5n-t-delux

 
Asus was in a hurry posting this new hottie  

check out the preview:
http://www.hardwarexl.com/reviews/ [...] d_preview/
 
so it's a DDR2 not DDR3  

they wont kill ddr2 that easily, not until were raving at ddr3 2200 or something

"With new Intel® Core™ microarchitecture technology and 1333 / 1066 / 800 MHz FSB"
 
 
where is the 1600fsb support?

Here are some specs;
- Support Intel® next generation 45nm CPU's (no support for quad 45nm only dual).
- Intel® Quad-core CPU Ready
- Intel® Core™2 Extreme/Core™2 Duo Ready
- NVIDIA nForce® 680i SLI™ plus PCIe 2.0 bridge (dubbed nForce® 780i SLI)  
- NVIDIA Triple-SLI™ Ready  
- Dual-channel DDR2 800/667/533
- 1333/1066/800/533MHz  
- Stack Cool2 and Heat-pipe Thermal Solution
- 8 Phase Power Design
 
 
Question 1.  So this mobo can't use a QUAD CORE 45nm CPU?
Question 2.  Why use DDR-800 when FSB can't do 1600?
 
Hopefully they will have a version of the mobo that uses DDR3 memory.

ohh yay!...a re-badged 680I with a BR-04 bridge chip!...
 
::shakes fist at nvidia::...If their chipsets really were great for a intel platform, I wouldn't mind buying one and going SLI. But taking their 680i, adding PCI-E 2.0 and this bridge chip for tri-sli, and trying to sell it off as a new chipset?....Some seriously shady shat.

How dodgey...
 
are NVIDIA actually going to release some drivers the support tri sli?

And remembering NVIDIA only released 1 driver for their 680i chipsets (9.53) in XP... bad start for 2008

i need a truly new new chipset...