[DrNip]

http://www.evga.com/products/moreInf...board%20Family



I guess they have it on the step up list now.

[Kal-EL]

450 scripts to ride this ride. Musta sold out right quickly, says "notify me".

[Chuchnit]

Ok Shamino has officially stated that there will be a non-nf200 version of the Classified. For those of you who aren't into the whole Tri-SLI thing and want this board that would be the way to go. Sham also said it will follow very very soon after the original Classified is released.

[Kal-EL]

Any problems arrise with this classified mobo yet? This non-nfarce board, is it supposed to be economic, better performing or just an update of the original x-58?

Classified's are sold out anyways.

[Russianhaxor]

AVAILABLE NOW!

http://www.evga.com/products/moreInf...board%20Family

[spfoam1]

Originally Posted by Russianhaxor

AVAILABLE NOW!

http://www.evga.com/products/moreInf...board%20Family

Anyone have one of these? I want to see some results!
I always liked EVGA because they back up thier warranty......I just got to hating nvidia after the 780is so I went RED.

[Jeffro64]

I'm seriously thinking about it. Do they really support what we do though?

[Kal-EL]

Originally Posted by Jeffro64

I'm seriously thinking about it. Do they really support what we do though?

Jeff, what he means by "Intel" isn't that you need to purchase a motherboard manufactured by Intel. He means a motherboard based off the Intel design without the Nvidia N-force 200 chip. Asus, MSI, DFI, Foxconn, etc, make Intel based motherboards for the Kentsfield and Yorksfield Intel, or lets say socket 775, which is what you're looking at with a qx9770 or 9650. These Intel, socket 775 motherboards can't do Nvidia SLI but can do ATI crossfire and x-fire.

If we're talking socket 1366, or Nehalem, it doesnt matter because all the x58 or 1366 chipsets do both SLI and ATI configurations. Nvidia and Intel negotiated for the use of SLI on Intel based chipsets.

[Jeffro64]

Originally Posted by Kal-EL

Jeff, what he means by "Intel" isn't that you need to purchase a motherboard manufactured by Intel. He means a motherboard based off the Intel design without the Nvidia N-force 200 chip. Asus, MSI, DFI, Foxconn, etc, make Intel based motherboards for the Kentsfield and Yorksfield Intel, or lets say socket 775, which is what you're looking at with a qx9770 or 9650. These Intel, socket 775 motherboards can't do Nvidia SLI but can do ATI crossfire and x-fire.

If we're talking socket 1366, or Nehalem, it doesnt matter because all the x58 or 1366 chipsets do both SLI and ATI configurations. Nvidia and Intel negotiated for the use of SLI on Intel based chipsets.

Gotcha... My next rig will be a 1366/Nehalem most likely anyway so problem solved.:cool:

[DrNip]

Man people are havin problems with the nb on these things. Glad I stepped outside my EVGA bubble this time, stepped right out into another nightmare!!!