NVIDIA nForce 590 details leaked

May 9th 2006 | nForce 500

We just got our hands on the newest NVIDIA core logic roadmap. Several weeks ago, NVIDIA announced the nForce 500 series chipsets based on the MCP55 controller. The 500 series family includes plans for an nForce 590, 570, 550 and SLI derivatives.

NVIDIA has made announcements to its partners that it will now “officially” launch its MCP55 lineup on May 23, 2006, for both Intel Conroe and AMD AM2 motherboards. Expect availability of nForce 590 on both platforms on launch days for each new processor core. nForce 590 will be the highest performance NVIDIA chipset for AMD AM2 and Intel Socket 775.

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NVIDIA nForce 590 details leaked
Published in: nForce 500 on 2006-05-09