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Well, don't get too envious just yet. I've just realized it has all been a lie!! Somehow the BIOS is underclocking the RAM, and taking it off of the normal HTT x2 and giving it some other muliplier altogether. As you see here, my CPU is x9.0 off of the HTT of 270 for a total of 2430 MHz...

On my A8N-SLI i've got 2x512 of Crucial Ballistix running in Dual-channel at 280Mhz w/ 2.85 volts and 3-4-3-10 1T. Everything is perfect. Winchester 3000 running at full x9 for a speed of 2520 w/ 1.5 vcore | 34 degrees idle, 48 degrees load - HTT bus set to x3 XFX 6800 GT w/ NV5 at...

I'm looking at a GIGABYTE CPU Cooler Model "GH-PCU21-VG". http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProductDesc.asp?description=35-128-001&depa=0 It is listed as working with K8 processors. Does anyone know if this will work with a Socket 939 Winchester proc?

That last pic of the released mobo is not fake, PLUS it is totally different than the first SLI picture. The differences are all over the place.

I've had the exact same problem and found that is a faulty floppy disk drive. Try disconnecting any floppy that you have installed and see if that does the trick. If that helps, then make sure that you have not installed the floppy cable upside down, as that can cause the same issue. Also be...

http://www.anandtech.com/cpuchipsets/showdoc.aspx?i=2248&p=3 A VERY good VERY in-depth review, as we've come to expect from Anandtech. Additionally, "nVidia says that the first nForce4 SLI boards will be available in the next few weeks from Asus and MSI. Other manufacturers will also be...

http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=109&STORY=/www/story/10-19-2004/0002287537&EDATE= "Motherboards and full PC systems featuring the power of NVIDIA nForce4 MCPs are expected to be available within 30 days from major motherboard manufacturers and system builders, including...

Nforce 4 pricing revealed :cool: SLI for $199, Nforce 4 for just $55 http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=19130 The Inquirer "expect(s) to see Nforce 4 Ultra and Nforce 4 in reality sometime in November, and we expect that you will actually be able to buy one or more in November as...

Ah yes, ok. Now I understand. I suppose you're right. I'm just itchin to get these cards ready for the moment an SLI board comes out. Probably would be safter just to wait, I think.

I was under the impression that in order to run two cards in SLI mode they had to be the exact same model as each other. I think, if the price is right, two GTO's could perform quite well together. Thanks for the info on the SLI capability. Nvidia should update their website to include...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=40161&item=5130816910&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW It's PCI-Express and I see the SLI Connector. Question remains, can it do SLI or is that just part of the generic board?

There is also a PCI-Express model. I'm looking at one now. Anyone else know?

Say, does anyone know if the 6800 GTO is SLI capable? I know it has the SLI connector, but on the nVidia website they say : "These PCI Express-based GeForce 6 Series GPUs support SLI technology: # GeForce 6800 Ultra # GeForce 6800 GT # GeForce 6600 GT" I may be being a little too...