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| Here's a review of the latest player in the 680i scrum. I gleaned these pros and cons from the review: + solid metal capacitors+ nifty active mcp, spp cooling+ good bling+ stable and problem free- only 4 phase power- conservative memory volts- fsb limited to around 400"In just a few weeks previous, there were about 4 different models of NVIDIA 680i SLI motherboards in the market - the reference boards used by EVGA, Inno3D, Biostar, etc, the IN9 32x MAX from abit, the GA-N680SLI-DQ6 from Gigabyte, the Striker Extreme and P5N32-E from ASUS. The latest addition to this list is the Foxconn N68S7AA-8EKRS2H , based on the same chipset but differently built from the Reference boards." More from VR-Zone
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