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Foxconn P38 BOARD

Sounds like special drivers. We'll see how Nvidia handles that.
 
Foxconn have said that they'll be supplying the drivers ...
nVidia traditionally don't look kindly on people playing about with their drivers but then again Foxconn built the reference 680i/650i mobos for nVidia as well as making nVidia boards & gfx cards under their own brand ...
 
Foxconn have said that they'll be supplying the drivers ...
nVidia traditionally don't look kindly on people playing about with their drivers but then again Foxconn built the reference 680i/650i mobos for nVidia as well as making nVidia boards & gfx cards under their own brand ...

Sounds like a major player trying to strong arm another one. Almost like Foxconn is saying just try and stop me.
 
Well, this one is still a month or two out right? X38 chipset is later in the summer.

yup. I can wait. I hope its worth it. Should be next month from what I heard,Please correct me if im wrong.
 
yup. I can wait. I hope its worth it. Should be next month from what I heard,Please correct me if im wrong.

I believe I heard July, but I haven't heard much about it even with the release of the P35 boards.
 
Some said they might try and release it close with the 1333 FSB processors and 7/22 price drop so it woulnd't be out of the world to believe they'll be here soon
 
Foxconn have said that they'll be supplying the drivers ...
nVidia traditionally don't look kindly on people playing about with their drivers but then again Foxconn built the reference 680i/650i mobos for nVidia as well as making nVidia boards & gfx cards under their own brand ...

Well, atleast we know the drivers can't be any worse then the ones nVida's been supplying lately...

And nVidia probably won't be buying out Foxconn like they did ULI and then cutting driver support.
 
Given what I've heard so far about ATI's new cards,I don't see Crossfire in my future,but having the SLI option with an INTEL chipset board,given their traditional stability,is intriguing.
 
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