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Gigabyte provides Crossfire support for Intel 965 motherboards

Gamers rejoice

By Nick Farrell

Thu Sep 28 2006, 16:48

GIGABYTE HAS announced support for ATI's CrossFire dual graphics technology in its Intel 965 motherboards, including the GA-965P-DQ6, GA-965P-DS4 and GA-965G-DS4.

The boards, which are designed to support the Intel Core2 Duo processor, are being targeted mostly at gamers.

With support for ATI CrossFire, the cards can provide multi-GPU support with dual PCI Express connectivity. It means better 3D rendering, faster frame rates and enhanced visual quality with a dual graphics cards. µ

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