Tom's just put up their review:

http://www.tomsgames.com/us/2008/01/...ckbird_review/

What I don't get is the statement "superior nforce chipset". From everything I have read on this forum, the 680i seems to be the inferior choice. The only reason they sell is because nvidia locked down SLI. Now they went to effort to get ATI cf working on the asus 680i board which I have seen nothing but complaints about and experienced firsathand (I had to RMA my striker extreme). If the intel x38 is the better choice for cf, what is the rationale behind making cf work on the striker? Is there any driving techincal reasoning behind this?

"We felt that Nforce is the best chipset, so we found a way [to enable Crossfire on the motherboard]."
What does nforce do that intel doesn't?