blastarr
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"C55+MCP55, a killer chipset for Intel"
"T65+MCP65, a killer chipset for AMD"
"MCP67 To Replace GeForce 6100 Series for AMD"
fonte: vr-zone.com
C55+ MCP55 is clearly the chipset that many Intel Enthusiasts is waiting for since NVIDIA scrapped the nForce 590 SLI chipset plans. It gonna be excellent for overclocking from what we heard and retail boards are coming in by end November. We can see clearly that NVIDIA is pushing it hard for November availability/launch, a month where many new products such as Kentsfield, Clovertown, G80 going to be announced. C55+MCP55 sports SLI x16 with a total of 50 PCIe lanes in 22/4 + 28/6 configs. It supports DDR2 800, 1333FSB, 6 x SATA2, dual GbE, HT 1.0, 10 USB, HD-Audio.
"T65+MCP65, a killer chipset for AMD"
Looking at the discrete roadmap for AMD, there is a T65+MCP65 chipset slated for mass production in November which seems to be quite a killer. It is meant to replace the current nForce 590 SLI (C51XE+MCP55XE) in the Enthusiast segment. T65+MCP65 features 2 x16 SLI sporting a total of 52 PCIe lanes with 8 links. Interestingly, it also supports the upcoming HyperTransport 3.0 technology. Other features include 4x SATA 3Gb, dual Gigabit Ethernet with FirstPacket technology, 10 USB 2.0 ports, HD-Audio. Clearly, T65+MCP65 board is going to pair up nicely with G80 this November. MCP65 will find itself occupying the mainstream and value segment, replacing nForce 570 Ultra (MCP55 Ultra) and nForce 4 (CK804) slated for mass production this month. MCP65 features x8/x8 SLI, 20 PCIe lanes w/ 4 links, 4x SATA 3Gb, Gigabit Ethernet, HT 1.0, 10 USB and HD Audio.
"MCP67 To Replace GeForce 6100 Series for AMD"
According to the latest NVIDIA UMA roadmap for AMD, MCP67 family is currently under sampling and mass production is expected to take place in Q1 2007. It is meant to replace the current GeForce 6100 family (C51/MCP51) in the performance and mainstream segments while the MCP61 family continues to occupy the value segment. MCP67 sports a single chip design like the MCP61 family and there appears to be 2 variants so far; MCP67 for the performance and MCP67S that lacks certain features like HDMI for the mainstream. Among its key features, MCP67 supports GeForce 7 class graphics core for VISTA Premium, HDMI display output, 12 USB 2.0 ports as well as one more PCI express lane (3x1, 1x16). Other features include a PV1:720p video processor, 4 x SATA 3Gb, Gigabit Ethernet, ASF 2.0 and HyperTransport 1.0.
fonte: vr-zone.com
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