January 2006

EPoX EP-8NPA SLI AMD Athlon 64 Socket 754 PCIe SLI motherboard Review

The EPoX EP-8NPA SLI Motherboard is the first Socket 754 board in the test,
which has the nForce4 SLI chipset like current Socket 939 boards and can be equipped
with two PCIe 16x video cards.
Altogether this SLI board gives the Socket 754 a completely new meaning and an ample scope
for new AMD PC system combinations.
All further details of the overclocking result, equipment and performance of SLI vs. Non SLI
in comparison are in the current EPoX S754 SLI Motherboard Review and in the large
Motherboard overview with altogether 15 Athlon 64 Motherboards.
EPoX EP-8NPA SLI AMD Athlon 64 Socket 754 PCIe SLI motherboard Review
New interactive Intel product ID guide v1.2
The interactive Intel product ID guide got today an extensive update,
with which can be simply identified all current processors of the company Intel.
Beside the new CPU models also the Intel Pentium Extreme Edition and the Intel Xeon
processors are now integrated.
This interactive Intel product ID guidance was programmed to the fast and easy identification
of the current Intel Pentium 4, mobile Pentium 4, Celeron D, Celeron M, Centrino,
Extreme Edition and Xeon processors and will show on the basis the processor number
immediately the exact values e.g. frequency, L2 Cache, etc.
New interactive Intel product ID guide v1.2
Gigabyte GA-K8N Pro SLI AMD Athlon 64 Socket 939 PCIe motherboard Review with SLI special
Today there's a combined test of the fast Gigabyte GA-K8N Pro SLI Motherboard
with an introduction to the SLI technology on ocinside.de
Gigabyte once again enthuse an overclocker, who would like quite recommend this board
with little modifications to the chipset cooling as a well Tuning motherboard.
All further equipment details, performance comparison SLI vs. Non SLI and the explanation
of the SLI technology are in the current Gigabyte Motherboard Review.
Gigabyte GA-K8N Pro SLI AMD Athlon 64 S939 PCIe motherboard Review with SLI special


 

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