nVidia has been the leader in AMD chipset production since the nForce 2 series came out and wiped VIA off as the top dog. nVidia made a huge splash with Hardware Audio support, a faster memory ...

The almost non-existent nForce 590 SLI Intel Edition chipset meant that the nForce 680i SLI chipset was brought forward into late last year. With the overwhelming popularity of Nvidia’s SLI platform, ...

Nvidia has truly broken out as the #1 chipset supplier for the AMD platform and they are also making their way into the Intel scene with the new nForce 600 series. Indeed, the graphics giant has ...

We overclocked with an Intel E6750 G0 set to a 6x multiplier and with a 1.625V Vcore, 1.5V FSB, 1.55V MCP, and 2.2V memory set in Sync to help maximise overclocking. We achieved 487.5MHz FSB ("1950MHz ...

NVIDIA's new nForce 700 series chipset hit the market today with several new features and improved Penryn support. The 780i is meant to go head-to-head with Intel's X38, and matches up well against ...

EVGA has been knocking out motherboards based on NVIDIA's nForce chipset at a feverish pace in 2008. Following on from the Q2 launch of its nForce 750i SLI FTW, the California-based manufacturer has ...

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nVidia has been on the cutting edge of the PC industry in both graphics chips as well as platform solutions for some time now. While the very first nForce chipset wasn't received very well, it was no ...

For the past month, I've had the incredible pleasure of running a system based off of a reference nForce 420-D motherboard provided by NVIDIA. For the uninformed, a reference motherboard is similar in ...

A couple of months ago when the GeForce 8800 was released NVIDIA provided us with an eVGA nForce 680i SLI mainboard for testing purposes as well. Better late than never but I still wanted to do a ...

Nvidia had been somewhat slow getting out of the gate with their initial Intel Core 2 compatible chipsets. Their first nForce 4 and nForce 5 series products for the Core 2 weren't very well received ...