[citation][nom]idlerp[/nom]Wow. I'm surprised no one had pointed this out immediately. Not only did the author misidentify what the NF200 is, but he lifted it directly from a forum post on overclock.net. The NF200 that the article should be referring to is the PCI-E 2.0 bridge chip, not the NF220 chipset that was originally made for Socket A Athlons. He directly copied the description from the 4th post in the thread below.http://www.overclock.net/intel-mot [...] nf200.html[/citation]
Lol. Nice.
I also noticed this, above: "We’ve been recently hearing chants of 'SLI for AMD CPUs,' and figured that now is a great time to do it,"
Um... perhaps i've missed something, but...
I have an old GA-K8N-Pro-SLI. That's a socket 939 AMD board, with SLI.
That thing is like 7 years old. AMD+SLI isn't new.
However... AMD *CHIPSET* + "officially supported" SLI, is new. There is nothing at all stopping anyone from buying an AMD/Nvidia board. They've been making those for YEARS! lol.
This author should probably not publish any further articles, until their comprehension rate can be "OC'd."