NVIDIA's nForce 650i Ultra chipset has finally surfaced in reference form today (along with pricing information) after having been given a paper launch back in November last year. The 650i Ultra differs to the 650i SLI only in that it does not carry SLI support.

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NVIDIA's nForce 650i Ultra is finally making an appearance in reference board form, despite a November paper launch. The NVIDIA nForce 650i Ultra is similar to the 650i SLI, with the exception of SLI support. Supported features of NVIDIA's budget performance chipset include dual-channel DDR2-800, Gigabit Ethernet with FirstPacket technology and high definition audio. The chipset also supports Intel Core 2 Extreme, Core 2 Quad and Core 2 Duo processors with 1066 MHz and 800 MHz front-side-buses.