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XFX Redefines Motherboards With The nForce® 650i Ultra

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Press Release

Ontario, Calif., April 16, 2007 – Overclocking is no longer the exclusive realm of veteran gaming enthusiasts, thanks to the recent release of the XFX 650i Ultra motherboard. This new NVIDIA® nForce® 650i media and communications processor (MCP) comes enabled with comprehensive overclocking tools for greatly expanded performance right out of the box.

Specifically, the nForce® 650i Ultra MCP will immediately expand the power of a user’s PC. The motherboard features NVIDIA® nTune™ utility, which enables users to adjust CPU and memory speeds without rebooting. Users also can access most BIOS settings from inside Windows and are able to save and automatically load profiles for each application that is run.

The 650i Ultra also features a state-of-the-art Dual DDR2 memory controller that ensures that data and information are relayed through the user’s system super fast for incredible performance.

In addition, the motherboard comes with NVIDIA® FirstPacket™ technology, which gives users crystal-clear phone conversations and exceptional online gaming performance. Game data, VoIP conversations and large file transfers are delivered based on preferences established by the user through an intuitive wizard.

Other outstanding features include NVIDIA® MediaShield™ Storage, Multiple Disk Setup, DiskAlert, RAID Morphing, Bootable Multidisk Array, four SATA 3Gb/s drives, High Definition Audio and USB 2.0.

To learn more about the XFX nForce® 650i Ultra or to locate a participating e-tailer, go to www.xfxforce.com.


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I cant see anything that makes it anymore ‘ultra’ than my standard 650i board, both can do first packet(not techincally a 650 feature, never the less), both do 1333fsb and both use “state of the art” DDR2, not that theres really any choice there.

Another case of XFX putting more effort into their press release than their motherboard?
it's because it uses the 650i Ultra chipset rather than 650i SLI.
& i would put money on it being a reference mobo the same as the eVGA …
it will either be really good, or a huge flop, like anything with XFX tbh