Ghost(357mag) wrote:I dont mind the smaller format at all. That looks like a nice board. But how do I turn off the oboard video, which isnt needed and underpowered. I know it proclaims to have SLI, but its only WITH the onboard vid that you can SLI with. SO its not truely one.
Yes that's unfortunately correct on that board, the S775 9400 that I used to have was the DFI GF9400-T2RS, and you could do SLI on that as it had 2x PCI-E x16 slots (although one only ran at x4 speed IIRC?) :-
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/g45 ... 263-5.htmlGhost(357mag) wrote:From my latest reading, seems that nVidia STILL isnt putting out great drivers for these nForce rigs?!?! To bad they never really got behind it, cause I always wanted a nForce. Well, I had one once, back when I was a MOD here, years ago. It had so many issues and no one was fixxing it. Abit said it was VIdias, nVidia said it was ABits, they were also blaming it on the onboard raid controller too. Soo it was a stall mate I wasnt ready to sit back and watch. RMA'ed the stuff and went Intel.
Nvidia have all but pulled out of the motherboard chipset business, barring the ION/ION 2 integrated platforms. But since the deal with Intel recently, we might see a few more nforce boards in the future, but they'll probably have an Nvidia CPU on them this time...
But yeah, agreed on the issues (and we obviously still get them, check the driver forums!), that pretty much put most people off and they switched to Intel and AMD after that.