Nvidia SLI Licensed For Intel Core i7, i5 Platforms
Ready to rock the games.
Excited for the upcoming Intel Lynnfield platform curious what you'll do with your GeForce SLI setup? Worry no more, as Nvidia announced that it has licensed its SLI technology to Intel as well as other motherboard manufacturers, including ASUS, EVGA, Gigabyte, and MSI for inclusion on their Intel P55 Express Chipset.
Soon you'll be able to grab a P55 motherboard and pair it with a Core i7 or i5 processor in the LGA1156 socket along with an Nvidia GPU set up to quad-SLI.
"Nvidia SLI technology is a perfect complement to the processing prowess of our new Core i7 and Intel DP55KG desktop board," said Clem Russo, VP and GM of Intel client board division at Intel. "Nvidia and Intel share a combined passion for furthering the PC as the definitive platform for gaming, and this combination will surely be attractive to anyone building or purchasing a brand new PC this fall."
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i7 on socket 1156?
i have heard somewhere there is now bios support for sli on the gigabyte EX-58-ds4 motherboard. but yet it is never on gigabytes website. i could be wrong. but that would incredibly suck is P55chipsets get sli and my board may never be able to support it officaily?