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Details of Nvidia 'nForce 4' leaked

By Derek Sooman

On August 25, 2004, 2:07 PM

Looks like there are four versions of the new CK8-04 chipset, according to an anonymous Russian source cited by a French web site. The next-generation AMD64-oriented chipset line will ship in both standard and Ultra versions. There will also be a Pro release and an SLI release, which surely has something to do with SLI through PCI Express x16. Other cool features will probably include Gigabyte Ethernet and a hardware firewall.

More to read on this here, and here.

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  1. August 26, 2004 12:38 PM
    RedRooster said:
    Hopefully we'll get a better release date next month when it becomes more official. I'm waiting for that chip and the next via 890 before I upgrade. Hopefully, they'll get release before Christmas!
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  2. August 27, 2004 6:21 AM
    Greeno said:
    It's Gigabit Ethernet isn't it, not Gigabyte in this sense.
    Reply

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