Quote Originally Posted by AlphaHeX View Post
I shouldn't be asking flytek to change a topic as DFI 680 mobo is really based on 680LT chipset I've got confirmation from DFI that it is true Team from polish web portal (pclab.pl) have a discussion with DFI at Cebit as they had that board but behind the scene To remind all of us 680LT is a light version of 680i (3rd PCI-E slot is missing, 8 USB vs. 10, 1 network card insteed of 2 and memory controller is supporting up to DDR2-800 not DDR2-1200 as on 680i. Below is the most recent picture of the board from Cebit, as you can see there is a 3rd PCI-E slot ! I'm wondering what memory controller was used, I hope it will support DDR2-1200. It looks like oskar is cooking something amazing for us

DFI representative from Europe told me that they will be releasing Inf P965-S first and then couple of weeks later NF680LT. I hope that couple of weeks is equal to end of April He have also commented why 680LT chipset was used -> "We have chosen to use the nF680LT board since overall performance is better and still supports SLI and Physics operation."
I believe they've also been able to bypass the RAID/SATA controller issues by using this chipset, and they only affected 680i chipsets. I wonder what sort of binning they had to do to ensure 500FSB on every chipset like Oscar wanted? Unless he let that dream die long ago when he couldn't even get the majority of 680i chipsets to do it.