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I'm trying to decide first what chipset based motherboard to look for. Basicly I wanna LGA775 1333 FSB 45 nm, DDR2, PCIE 2.0 for single nvidia gpu. I wonder if there's any benefits for using nforce instead intel based chipsets for single card? Since I doubt I gonna make sli config ever. And nforce seems abit more expensive.
I also noticed this Enhanced Performance Profiles (EPP) tech, but Im confused about if its only working when paired with SLi graphic cards config, or is it standalone tech that only require certified memory and motherboard, and will benefit even with single graphic card? Because its also called "Sli-ready memory".
And quick q about memory/fsb: with 1333 FSB I can have 667 memory for 1:1 ratio, right? so If I wanna overclock the bus to 1600 mhz to take advantage of 800 mhz memory, do I need motherboard that support 1600 FSB? If so is it even currently possible? Because I dont see any any over 1333 bus boards except these with DDR3. I have no oc experience.
I also noticed this Enhanced Performance Profiles (EPP) tech, but Im confused about if its only working when paired with SLi graphic cards config, or is it standalone tech that only require certified memory and motherboard, and will benefit even with single graphic card? Because its also called "Sli-ready memory".
And quick q about memory/fsb: with 1333 FSB I can have 667 memory for 1:1 ratio, right? so If I wanna overclock the bus to 1600 mhz to take advantage of 800 mhz memory, do I need motherboard that support 1600 FSB? If so is it even currently possible? Because I dont see any any over 1333 bus boards except these with DDR3. I have no oc experience.