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NVIDIA nForce4 Intel Edition Sets Its Sights on Intel 925XE

By Patrick Schmid published 6 April 2005

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SLI Benchmarks

Page 1: nForce4 Intel Edition Kicking Intel's 925XE
Page 2: nForce4 Intel Edition In Detail
Page 3: Memory Optimizations
Page 4: South Bridge / nForce4 MCP
Page 5: Array Creation
Page 6: Firewall With ActiveArmor
Page 7: nForce 4 Intel Edition Reference Board
Page 8: First Retail Motherboard: MSI P4N Diamond
Page 9: Test Setup
Page 10: Benchmark Results
Page 11: Video
Page 12: Audio
Page 13: Synthietic
Page 14: SLI Benchmarks
Page 15: SLI Benchmarks, Continued
Page 16: Conclusion: nForce4 Intel Edition Takes The Crown

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