The story of the mysterious appearance of the prospects for the CrossFire motherboards based on Intel P965 chipset began long before the announcement of the deal between ATI and AMD. When this happens, many expected that Intel would be “bad” attitude to the implementation of its latest CrossFire forces chipsets, and some of the events mentioned in favor of this opinion. However, recently, MSI introduced a motherboard P965 Platinum with official support for CrossFire. Whose initiative, only MSI or a demarche is hiding something more? If you add up all
rumors about ATI RD600, namely low interest motherboard manufacturers to produce products based on it, it turns out that the P965 is a lifesaver for the Canadian company. It is this platform can play an important role in the promotion and wide dissemination of new products Radeon X1950 XTX / PRO and X1650 XT. Platform Core 2 Duo is the most promising at this point in time, high-performance processor – a pledge the full potential of advanced graphics subsystem.
While Intel does not comment on the latest developments with the initiative MSI. It is also reported that the ATI CrossFire is not against the spread of a greater number of chipsets. Indeed, in the ATI admitted that Catalyst 6.10 drivers have been experimentally active support for CrossFire P965, allegedly for the purpose of testing. It is not excluded that, after the test will receive official support for P965 CrossFire. This can happen quite soon, as the witnesses speak of a good driver availability, and timing the announcement of new products ATI has always come close.
Thematic material in articles:
– ATI Radeon X1900XTX CrossFire;
– Review of Radeon X1950XTX and Radeon X1950 CrossFire Edition. Source
The story of the mysterious appearance of the prospects for the CrossFire motherboards based on Intel P965 chipset began long before the announcement of the deal between ATI and AMD. When this happens, many expected that Intel would be “bad” attitude to the implementation of its latest CrossFire forces chipsets, and some of the events [...]
The story of the mysterious appearance of the prospects for the CrossFire motherboards based on Intel P965 chipset began long before the announcement of the deal between ATI and AMD. When this happens, many expected that Intel would be “bad” attitude to the implementation of its latest CrossFire forces chipsets, and some of the events [...]
The story of the mysterious appearance of the prospects for the CrossFire motherboards based on Intel P965 chipset began long before the announcement of the deal between ATI and AMD. When this happens, many expected that Intel would be “bad” attitude to the implementation of its latest CrossFire forces chipsets, and some of the events [...]
The story of the mysterious appearance of the prospects for the CrossFire motherboards based on Intel P965 chipset began long before the announcement of the deal between ATI and AMD. When this happens, many expected that Intel would be “bad” attitude to the implementation of its latest CrossFire forces chipsets, and some of the events [...]
The story of the mysterious appearance of the prospects for the CrossFire motherboards based on Intel P965 chipset began long before the announcement of the deal between ATI and AMD. When this happens, many expected that Intel would be “bad” attitude to the implementation of its latest CrossFire forces chipsets, and some of the events [...]
The story of the mysterious appearance of the prospects for the CrossFire motherboards based on Intel P965 chipset began long before the announcement of the deal between ATI and AMD. When this happens, many expected that Intel would be “bad” attitude to the implementation of its latest CrossFire forces chipsets, and some of the events [...]
The story of the mysterious appearance of the prospects for the CrossFire motherboards based on Intel P965 chipset began long before the announcement of the deal between ATI and AMD. When this happens, many expected that Intel would be “bad” attitude to the implementation of its latest CrossFire forces chipsets, and some of the events [...]
