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Friday, 16 March 2007 21:53

Nvidia 680LT is a crippled 680I

Written by Fuad Abazovic
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Cebit 2007:
A new old chipset


Nvidia is happy about its Nforce 680i sales but it can make even more money with a cut down version of a chipset. It will announce 680lt soon.


It is a cut down version and Nvidia cut down something on a memory side. the boards are expected in April and they will be cheaper but we heard that they should be better than 650i boards.


Nvidia will also announce Nforce 7050, MCP 68 integrated chipset in next month so we are looking for a serious product lineup scheduled for mid April.  

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