AMD AM2 integrated board spotted

CeBIT 2006 Nforce 6150 + 430

By Fuad Abazovic in Hannover

Mon Mar 13 2006, 11:59

NVIDIA is very loud about its H.264 support and capabilities. It claims that even its chipsets such as the integrated Nforce 6150 can support 720i HDTV resolution.

It turns out that Nvidia actually has a socket AM2 integrated solution ready and is ready to showcase it. The board design seams to be finished but Nvidia and Foxconn have to wait for AMD to present its AM2 CPUs.

The board features DVI out so you can even connect your digital monitor directly to your board.

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