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680i or 780i

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03-23-2008, 04:56 AM
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Ok so I have the 680i mobo made by evga and my cousin has the 780i made by them as well. Personally I can't seem to see a reason to upgrade rather than the featured 3 way sli. Anyone able to fill me in on why I should or does someone agree with me that there is no need?

04-06-2008, 08:53 PM
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680i doesnt support the new Quad Core 45nm Intel Quad Cores, and the 3 way sli and slightly better overclocking are the only features

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I doubt you're going to need 3 graphic cards at the same time with the current games being released.. and not even all games will allow the option of Sli (or so I've heard.)

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