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Mike L
I just wanted to hear everyone's views and opinions on the subject
I'm kind of undecided on the question myself. On one hand, I'v
always preferred to have an Intel CPU paired up with an Inte
chipset. They both come from the same company, hence the fact tha
they'll know what works and what doesn't. I've always like Inte
chipsets, as I find them to be very stable, and quite fast. On th
other hand, Nvidia just released their nForce 590 SLI Intel Editio
chipset, and I'm seriously craving some Quad SLI. In some cases
memory thoroughput, and overall latency issues are much better on th
nForce chipset compared to Intel's own. Well, I guess it just depend
on what you're looking for, right? Ok, so let's discuss.. :
I'm kind of undecided on the question myself. On one hand, I'v
always preferred to have an Intel CPU paired up with an Inte
chipset. They both come from the same company, hence the fact tha
they'll know what works and what doesn't. I've always like Inte
chipsets, as I find them to be very stable, and quite fast. On th
other hand, Nvidia just released their nForce 590 SLI Intel Editio
chipset, and I'm seriously craving some Quad SLI. In some cases
memory thoroughput, and overall latency issues are much better on th
nForce chipset compared to Intel's own. Well, I guess it just depend
on what you're looking for, right? Ok, so let's discuss.. :