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    Nforce 4 @ Newegg

    http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProduc...128-268&depa=1
    Gigabyte non-SLI

    $129, seems like list price - not exactly a deal but its new hardware

    EDIT: whops is a pre-order.....got a little too exited

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    129 is pretty darn cheap for an athlon 64 mobo. ESPECIALLY an nforce4 one. I would buy now because that price is due to go up once newegg realizes they can charge 50$ more.
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    not bad cant wait!

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    they have nf4 chaintech in stock!

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    Is it just me or are these boards a lot cheaper than the nforce 3's...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kobalt
    Is it just me or are these boards a lot cheaper than the nforce 3's...
    yeah, seems that way.

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    Well...ive got no problem with it!
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    too bad they aren't SLI compatible... the PCI slot looks different from OnePageBook's MSI non SLI where you can still enable SLI.

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    I dunno how well I can trust chaintech, do you think it is good enough to compare with the MSI Neo4 nforce4 ultra?

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    DO these nforce4 still have the sound build in?
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    did someone check how good these nf4 mb overclock?

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    Quote Originally Posted by XyKo
    DO these nforce4 still have the sound build in?
    all mobos have sound....

    nforce4 isnt the quality sound of nforce 2 though if thats what ur asking
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    are all sli mobo's that expensive? 250+ thats crazy, but thats all I've seen. I read they'd be 200$ and 150$ for the nf4 ultra (non sli). 260$ is crazy, I'd never pay that for a mobo (but I'd never pay 400$ for a videocard a couple years ago )
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    yea, it's ridiculous, people are already dropping a ton of cash on the two cards if they plan on SLI'ing now, so ease up a bit on the mobos!

    DFI's board is supposed to be out in retail mid-late january according to OPB. Can't wait for that, up to 2.0volts i hear on the vcore.

    i can slack off now on my chiller project, since i only plan on using it for when i get nforce 4.
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    Yeah really, you already have to shell out 800$ or 1000$ for videocards (unless you get 6600gt's it's cheaper but still not worth it imo with the mobo costs). If I were to move to pci-e I would like to get a sli capable mobo, but if it means I have to pay an extra 100$ for it, screw that, it's not worth it, I'd rather just get the next higher level of my videocard. I don't see why it costs so much more anyways.
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    True, it would be a waste to upgrade to something, just for the video. With the price of two videocard and the mobo, I could make another rig.
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    IMO, wait the SLI-based price drops. Or afterall, if u buy one now (SLI mobo and one GF6800U), in later future (maybe 2 years ahead) u can still have a decent performance if u just add another 6800U. Its still can get cheaper like that, after all, u didn't have to buy an complete new system... orr a new vga (with non-SLI mobos).

    I've been searching about the MSI K8N Neo4 nF4 Ultra that can be SLI-ed with no effort, where is it?

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