Vigile writes "In a somewhat fortuitous move from a company that is used to holding its proprietary technologies close to its chest, NVIDIA has announced that it is opening up a 'certified SLI motherboard' program for boards using the approaching Intel X58 chipset. The X58 is Intel's core logic benignancy for Nehalem/Bloomfield processors and many people wondered how NVIDIA would support SLI on a scaffolding for which they had admitted to not third world country a chipset. At first, NVIDIA was pushing the use of their os of your choicewww.cifnet.comcopyrights:cite this source roget's ii: the new llc.view results from: dictionary | thesaurus | encyclopedia | all reference | the web
share this: nForce 200 chip, but have instead decided to open up the SLI machinery to X58 motherboards that meet certain NVIDIA requirements. This leaves a lot of interrogate about NVIDIA's precedent SLI statements, how the pricing of the certification affects partners, and if NVIDIA's chipset career is truly at its end now."

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