NVIDIA Announces nForce 600i Family

November 8th 2006 | nForce 600

NVIDIA is set to announce its latest core-logic family for Intel processors. The new nForce 600i family spawns three new products—the nForce 680i SLI, 650i SLI and 650i Ultra.

The three chipsets will target hardcore enthusiasts, performance gamers and mainstream gamers respectively. With the nForce 600i chipset family, NVIDIA has adopted a new naming scheme to differentiate its Intel and AMD products. Beginning with the nForce 600i family, NVIDIA chipsets will have “i” designations for Intel chipsets and “a” designations for AMD variants.

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NVIDIA Announces nForce 600i Family
Published in: nForce 600 on 2006-11-08