NVIDIA lets mobo makers show nForce 500 chipsets

March 9th 2006 | nForce 500

Nvidia has announced it will show off its as-yet-unannounced nForce 500 chipset family this week, even though the part won’t ship until “mid 2006″, the company said. No surprise there: that’s exactly when AMD’s Socket AM2 - a key component of the nForce 500 series - is due to be launched.

Nvidia said it will offer four nForce 500 chipsets: the 550, 570, 570 SLI and the 590 SLI. A variety of motherboard makers will have mobos based on the chipsets fixed to the walls of their booths at CeBIT, it added.

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NVIDIA lets mobo makers show nForce 500 chipsets
Published in: nForce 500 on 2006-03-09