Intel - nVidia's MCP7A chipset ready for next month
Written by IT News on 5:49 AM
The next generation of Intel processors are about to move into the kick for the producers of chips are currently the recent executions and adjustments for their products loves and Intel. One of the biggest fan. Intel architecture into the mainstream and high-end market is Nvidia, which at its next MCP7A chipset.
Who should be somewhere in April, the new Intel chip set with 45-nanometer E8300 Core 2 Duo processors. The chipset comes with MCP7A improvements compared to its previous Nvidia chipset offerings like HDMI and hybrid SLI capabilities. The chipset on the market in eight UGS, but only seven of them will integrate DirectX 10 graphics from carrots with high-definition video and processing to 1080p HDCP built-in (on the high-end and MCP7A GL MCP7A J offerings).
There are no markers available to reveal how the edge of the powerful graphics, but the latest data show that all the support and DirectX 4.0 Shader Model 10th A MCP7A SKUs chipset comes with an integrated workplace of the base class NVIDIA Quadro graphics product line.
The new chipset offers full support for the 1333 MHz front-side bus and provides 20 PCI Express-2 ,0-paths to the configurations as 16x1 + 4x1. This is the basis for a cheaper, the link SLI hybrid of a single GPU and the card in the MCP7A GPU chipset (if it is one of the seven core SKUs to integrate graphic). The other two chips SLI, SLI and MCP7A-MCP7A-GL comes with 2 points 2.0 PCIe x8 for dual-card for the expansion of capacity.
The new graphics chips to 2 carrots includes analog and 2-wire digital display. However, the high-end J MCP7A comes in an expanded version, which they come into focus to 2 analog and digital 3 heads.
The chipset is also a wide range of connectors: up to 6 SATA 3.0 Gb / s ports, up to 12 USB 2.0 ports, integrated 10/100/1000 Mbps LAN and RAID 0, 1, 0 + 1 and RAID-5 support for the SATA interface.
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