Dat de nforce 680 vaak niet correct herkend wordt was toch al wel duidelijk? Staat er Striker Extreme op het bord en de doos? Zit de LCD poster erbij? Ga dan ff chillen. De c60 is trouwens een gecancelde chip, dus je hebt echt wel een 680i SLI.
Apparently there are four kinds of C55:
C55 for 650i Ultra
FSB 1066/800MTps
DDR2-800/667/533, up to 32GB
18 PCI Express lanes with links 16,1,1
C55 for 650i SLI (printed "NF650I-SLI-N-xx" or "C55-SLIX8N-xx" on the chipset surface)
FSB 1066/800MTps
DDR2-800/667/533, up to 32GB
18 PCI Express lanes with links 16,1,1 or 8,8,1,1
C55 for 680i SLI "Lite" (printed "C55-SLIX8N-xx" on the chipset surface)
FSB 1333/1066/800MTps
DDR2-1200*/800/667/533 (* for SLI-ready memory with EPP), ECC or Non-ECC, up to 32GB
18 PCI Express lanes with links 16,1,1
C55 for 680i SLI (printed "NF680I-SLI-N-xx" or "C55-SLIX16N-xx" on the chipset surface)
FSB 1333/1066/800MTps
DDR2-1200*/800/667/533 (* for SLI-ready memory with EPP), ECC or Non-ECC, up to 32GB
26 PCI Express lanes with links 16,8,1,1
Actually there are only two kinds of C55, however:
C55
FSB 1333/1066/800MTps
DDR2-1200*/800/667/533 (* for SLI-ready memory with EPP), ECC or Non-ECC, up to 32GB
18 PCI Express lanes with links 16,1,1 or 8,8,1,1
C55XE
FSB 1333/1066/800MTps
DDR2-1200*/800/667/533 (* for SLI-ready memory with EPP), ECC or Non-ECC, up to 32GB
26 PCI Express lanes with links 16,8,1,1
The only difference between C55 and C55XE is that C55XE has an extra x8 PCIe link (for a third PEG port which will be used by a future nVIDIA solutions for particle). C55 for 650i Ultra/650i SLI/680i SLI "Lite" are all the same as the C55 vanilla (identified as 650i SLI SPP by CPU-Z) with some functions disabled at the motherboard/BIOS level. C55 for 680i is the C55XE (identified as 680i SLI SPP or erroneously C60 by CPU-Z; C60 is the canceled IGP solution for Intel, cf. the INQUIRER).
MCP (Media and Communications Processor, Southbridge)
There are two MCPs for nForce 600i Series:
MCP51 (a.k.a. nForce 430, printed "MCP51-xx" or "NF-430-N-xx" on the chipset surface)
No PCI Express lane
2 x PATA, 4 x SATA at 3.0Gbps, RAID 0/1/01/5/JBOD, NCQ, Hot-Plug, Native Gigabit LAN, 8 x USB2.0, HD Audio
MCP55 (a.k.a. nForce 590 SLI MCP, printed "NF590-SLI-N-xx" on the chipset surface)
28 PCI Express lanes with links 16,8,1,1,1,1
1 x PATA, 6 x SATA at 3.0Gbps, RAID 0/1/01/5/JBOD, NCQ, Hot-Plug, Dual Native Gb LAN, 10 x USB2.0, HD Audio
DualNet, Teaming, TCP/IP Acceleration
MCP55 is exactly nForce 570 SLI for AMD (single chip), so it is identified with "nForce 570 SLI" by CPU-Z.
Chipsets
nForce 650i Ultra = C55 + MCP51; PEG x16 only
nForce 650i SLI = C55 + MCP51; PEG x16 or (x8, x8)
nForce 680i SLI "Lite" (or Dual x16 SLI or Dual PCI-E x16 in the ASUS term) = C55 + MCP55; PEG (x16, x16, x8)
nForce 680i SLI = C55XE + MCP55; PEG (x16, x16, x8) (and the hidden x8)
Again the only difference between 680i SLI "Lite" and 680i SLI is that 680i SLI has an extra (hidden) x8 link in its SPP. FYI
nForce 500 Series for Intel
nForce 570 SLI = C19 + MCP51; PEG x16 or (x8, x8)
nForce 590 SLI = C19 + MCP55; PEG (x16, x16, x8)
nForce4 for Intel
nForce4 SLI = C19 + MCP-04; PEG x16 or (x8, x8) (The lanes in MCP are disabled!)
nForce4 SLI X16 = C19 + MCP-04; PEG (x16, x16)
nForce4 Ultra = C19 + MCP51; PEG x16
nForce4 SLI XE = C19 + MCP51; PEG x16 or (x8, x8)
nForce 500 Series for AMD
nForce 550 = MCP55; PEG x16
nForce 570 Ultra = MCP55; PEG x16
nForce 570 SLI = MCP55; PEG (x16, x8) or (x8, x8)
nForce 590 SLI = C51XE + MCP55; PEG (x16, x16)
nForce4 for AMD
nForce4 = MCP-04; PEG x16
nForce4 Ultra = MCP-04; PEG x16
nForce4 SLI = MCP-04; PEG x16 or (x8, x8)
nForce4 SLI X16 = C51D + MCP-04; PEG (x16, x16)
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