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    nforce 680i SLi & Intel Q9550

    So at this point I should just go ahead and order that EVGA nforce 750i SLI? I just want it to work. I'm tired of battling with it. If that will solve the issues I'll order it up and move forward from this doom that is my computer the last while
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    nforce 680i SLi & Intel Q9550

    Yep... I stated that and linked to the page in the first post ;) I just wasn't sure if there was some way to flash the bios or if they just straight up won't work stably w/ the 6 series of boards.
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    nforce 680i SLi & Intel Q9550

    Cool... I took a look and they do say things about better stability with the c2q but they don't specify if it's good for the one I have (q9550) Here's where I'm looking: http://www.evga.com/support/drivers/default.asp?switch=2 I appreciate your help/input
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    nforce 680i SLi & Intel Q9550

    Thanks I'm going to try the latest BIOS flash tonight when I get home. I was just curious if there was a 'Specific' one I should look for. I'll grab the latest from the evga site and give it a go. So the 750i SLI is a good board? That's the one I'm going to go with if this bios jazz doesn't...
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    nforce 680i SLi & Intel Q9550

    I have an EVGA nForce 680i SLi Motherboard that supports Core2Duo, Core2Quad & Core2Extreme. I was running a Conroe E6400 (2.13GHz) Processor (Core2Duo) in it with 2GB RAM (PQI) for the past few years and the system was ROCK solid. I did a fresh install of Win7 (64-bit) from XP Pro a few weeks...
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