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Written by Administrator, on 10-12-2007 02:45

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The DFI LANParty UT NF680i LT SLI-T2R is based on NVIDIA's 680i LT circuit, which simply is a lightweight version of the 680i circuit. Now, I'm sure you're thinking "Why doesn't DFI use NVIDIA's' top-of-the-line circuit instead?". The answer is quite simple. First of all, in terms of performance the difference is non-existing and secondly, it helps to keep the prices down. Something very much appreciated in this world of overpriced motherboards.

The main differences between the 680i LT and 680i is the support for extra I/O connectors. For instance the 680i LT supports only 8 USB 2.0 connectors while the 680i supports 10. Also the 680i LT has just got one Gigabit Ethernet connector whereas the 680i has two and the third PCI-E connector for physics accelerators has been removed.Officially the 680i LT only supports 800MHz DDR2 RAM while the 680i has got support for 1200MHz. And lastly but not least, NVIDIA has rated the overclocking ability on the 680i chipset as "Best" while its lightweight brother only gets "Great".

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Keywords : DFI Motherboard Review, DFI LANParty UT NF680i, NVIDIA's 680i Onboard

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