Quote Originally Posted by Seraphiel View Post
Indeed we do, and that is how it should be

I still, just kinda get the feeling the SLI license is more about AMD/ATI's CF license and wide support for Intel, than the problem about nVIDIA's own chipset sales.

Also, does AMD/ATI support CF for nVIDIA's SLI chipsets? I don't believe they do, and so they are also being restrictive as well.

nVIDIA being the strong GPU maker, and Intel being the strong CPU maker, a partnership would serve both well, to diminish their common enemy / competition: AMD / ATI. I also believe, that in the interest of money, that Intel and nVIDIA will strike some deal, that'll serve them both well. Even better, they could evolve features to new heights.
CF support is built into the card and can run on any to PCI-E slots that supports one card from the start. nVidia's is built on the Board and is sold. Nehalem's layout doesn't readily support SLI but easily does CF. I might be wrong but that how it was explained to me.

All I'm saying is maybe, the NEW X58 and etc.. doesn't lend itself to being overclocked and will need a few revisions for overclocking to be figured out. NOT Intel saying take this you filthy overclockers