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1:05 PM - September 26, 2005 by
Darren E. Polkowski
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: nvidia, crossfire
Topics: AMD/ATI
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: nvidia, crossfire
Topics: AMD/ATI
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Xpress 200: The Nervous System Of CrossFire
Once you have the CrossFire Edition graphics card and your existing X8xx series card, you will need an Xpress 200 CrossFire Edition motherboard. Many vendors arranged to have these available along with this launch, so if you like one particular vendor over another, you should have your choice.
Also, there are two versions of the chipset available for the Xpress 200, one for Intel and one for AMD.

The layout of the Intel based Xpress 200 chipset

The layout of the AMD Xpress 200 chipset
The reference motherboard we received from ATI had the socket 939 AMD version of the Xpress 200 chipset.

Socket 939
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