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XFX offers up own designed nForce 750i SLI mobo

The mother you always wanted? Mmmm... cookies!

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XFX reckons and we aren't kidding, Now You Can Have the "Mother" You've Always Wanted.

XFX offers up own designed nForce 750i SLI mobo

Yep, that's right, as you can see above in the marketing poster. XFX is out with its brand new nForce 750i SLI motherboard and now usually wwe don't get excited because XFX normally use NVIDIA made boards but from what we can see, this board looks to be made and designed by XFX.

It features an XFX designed passively cooled heatpipe, "tweaked" FSB good up to 450MHz, overclocked DDR2 good up to 1600MHz DDR, all Japanese made solid capacitors, clear CMOS on rear I/O panel and more.

It probably won't help you to break any world records but for the price, this board will give you plenty of bang for buck. You can get the full lowdown from the press release, which is right here.
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