Thursday, September 13th 2007

MSI AM2+ Motherboard List Unveils New NVIDIA Chipsets

MSI today released a press release to list its AM2+ compatible motherboard line-up. The lists includes boards powered by the AMD 690G IGP and NVIDIA's mainstream nForce 560 and nForce 520, but it also unveils the new, unreleased chipsets from both AMD and NVIDIA. While AMD's RD790 and 780 have already been rumored and showcased, NVIDIA's nForce 780a and 750a have not been announced by NVIDIA and have only been known as the MPC78 series. The 780a is set to power the K9N2 Diamond while the 750a will be featured on the K9N2 SLI Platinum. Tha last, yet unnamed chipset, the MCP78D is rumored to be a new IGP part with similar features as its bigger brothers.
Source: TechConnect Magazine
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5 Comments on MSI AM2+ Motherboard List Unveils New NVIDIA Chipsets

#1
WarEagleAU
Bird of Prey
Wow, nice list. I saw that 780a and 750a and for a moment I was like, did they misname it or what? (Was thinking the 680i boards). I cannot wait to see benches on both ATIs and Nvidia's new chipsets.
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#2
KBD
It's about time! I'm glad they finally announced some Phenom mobos! :rockout:
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#3
panchoman
Sold my stars!
WarEagleAUWow, nice list. I saw that 780a and 750a and for a moment I was like, did they misname it or what? (Was thinking the 680i boards). I cannot wait to see benches on both ATIs and Nvidia's new chipsets.
680i = intel
680a= amd but i supposs they skipped 680 and went right to 780a, wheres the 780i??? lmao

keep up the good work msi.
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#4
wiak
wee RD790 ^^
lets hope to see RS790 to
i need to upgrade ^^
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