Nvidia nForce 440/420 w/o ob graphics

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By the time mobo's based on this are out, the next graphics offerings from nVidia and ATI should be in the market. Now should I get one of those or just get a current card after the price drop... decisions, decisions...

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There is also a press release at <A HREF="http://www.nvidia.com/view.asp?IO=IO_20020107_9578" target="_new">nvidia</A>, obviously!




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still, is it posible to use more band width? now that there is allot of it available?

they stated that the MX400chip onboard the nForce is X8 bus, are there any benches of those chips onboard the nForce?

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Thats hard to say. One thing for sure, bandwidth won't be constricted for the audio and pci even if large amounts of AGP memory is used. That would be cool. Whether the CPU will have gains solely on this seems unlikely. But over all, things may work in a more "comfortable" level.


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I suppose that if you have AGP 8X it could theoretically use up the extra 2.1GB/s.

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how can you concentrate the OC on this specific bus then?
would it be the northbridge?
no deviders on nForce wouldnt help mouch..

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