Testseek.co.uk have collected 8 expert reviews of the Gigabyte GA-8N-SLI Quad Royal and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Gigabyte GA-8N-SLI Quad Royal.
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Abstract: If you always need extra screen space, this could be the board for you; performance problems prevent us from recommending it yet though. If we had to name the one most significant technology trend during 2005, it would be increased parallelism. Dual-c...
Abstract: For the better part of the last decade, there has only been two major players in the discreet graphics field, and as one of those players, nVidia needs no introduction. The GPU manufacturer has stayed at or near the forefront of technological advances thr...
Abstract: Leading motherboard manufacturers keep announcing their new products built on the nForce4 SLI x16 chipset for Intel platform. Today, we are introducing a very interesting motherboard - 8N-SLI-Quad Royal made by Gigabyte. This board is remarkable primar...
NVIDIA's nForce4 for Intel SLI platform is their first foray into the Intel chipset business outside of their involvement with the Xbox. NVIDIA's focus when entering a new market is on performance leadership, then bringing the features from the high-pe...
Though we have seen information on this board before, there was always the lingering thought that it might never see the light of day in a retail form. Gigabyte has gotten past that stage now and has officially announced the product as the Gigabyte ...
Abstract: "Not words, old man," said Mr. Dark. "Not words in books or words you say but real thoughts, real actions, quick thought, quick action, win the day." One of the more poignant quotes from Ray Bradburys classic novel, "Something Wicked This Way Comes", ...
While not able to take advantage of the Quad SLI function of the 8N-SLI Quad Royal at this present time, nVidia may introduce Quad SLI support to the public in the future and this is the first retail board to support such a setup.nVidia’s own statem...
