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| 01/24/05 NVIDIA announces nForce Pro 2200, 2050 - Tech Report "The first addition to the nForce line is the nForce Professional 2200, which sports a 16-bit HyperTransport link capable of running at speeds as high as 1GHz, 20 lanes of PCI Express, Gigabit Ethernet with a TCP/IP offload engine, and two ATA/133 channels, four Serial ATA II channels with Native and Tagged Command Queuing, and RAID 0, 1, and 0+1 support. In other words, nForce4 for Opteron" |
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| "We can't wait to get our hands on a board. Now that NVIDIA has announced this type of scaling I/O with HyperTransport connections, we wonder why we haven't been pushing it all along. It seems rather obvious in hindsight that using the extra HT connections processors would be advantageous and relatively simple in an Opteron environment. This is especially true when all the core logic fits on a single chip. Kudos to NVIDIA for bringing the 2200 and 2050 combination to market" AnandTech - 01/24/05 |
| 05/11/05 A trio of dually nForce Pro 2200 mobos compared - Tech Report |
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