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    HEXUS.reviews :: eVGA nForce 680 SLI LGA775 motherboard

    The sum up: nForce 680i is a feature-rich, high-end core-logic set with outstanding out-of-the-box overclocking ability, great controlling software and, at least in this instance via eVGA, it'll be found on a well-designed board with a sweet layout.
    http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=7257

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    do you guys know if this board can be used in an inverted setup (eg V1000, TJ06?)

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    Looks a like a great board. Shame i dont have the money for a new build

    @yorkieben: Heatpipes only work one way up. So if you want to run it upside down you'll need to replace the cooling on the MCP with something like a HR-05 sli and maybe a standard HR-05 on the northbridge, presuming it'd fit.

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    That's not quite right chuckskull. This uses a wick based heatpipe which will deliver similar performance inverted or normally installed since the heat will always travel to the colder part of the heatpipe.

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    Well now I know.

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    This board looks great, think i'll be getting this when I next upgrade.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dsvarups View Post
    This board looks great, think i'll be getting this when I next upgrade.
    Word.

    (Edit: just realised, I don't like that "word". So, next time, I'll say "I agree".)
    Last edited by baius; 03-05-2007 at 03:36 AM. Reason: A chance to talk to myself

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    Re: HEXUS.reviews :: eVGA nForce 680 SLI LGA775 motherboard

    Quote Originally Posted by baius View Post
    Word.

    (Edit: just realised, I don't like that "word". So, next time, I'll say "I agree".)

    Word.

    Edit: Whoooops, this is an old thread. Sorry.
    Last edited by acidrainy; 24-09-2007 at 04:49 PM. Reason: Tried to delete, but cant :(

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    Wink Re: HEXUS.reviews :: eVGA nForce 680 SLI LGA775 motherboard

    Quote Originally Posted by acidrainy View Post
    Word.

    Edit: Whoooops, this is an old thread. Sorry.
    Nice one...

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    Re: HEXUS.reviews :: eVGA nForce 680 SLI LGA775 motherboard

    I just got one of this last week. But yesterday I found it's onsale $50 off.
    ...oooooops

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