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gmat · 02-25-2003, 12:13 PM

Reported on a french news outlet:
http://clubic.com/n/n8014.html

In short:
[H] publishes an "exclusive" "top-secret" plan escaped from Asus R&D labs. This plan shows an AMD duallie mobo, powered by a so-called "NForce FX" chipset, with PCI-X, Dual DDR, etc. (and dual CPUs of course).
Today Asus answers this rumour and denies everything, from the NForce FX existence to the existence of a duallie mobo project.

I like ClubIC remark (translated):
"There we're left dubitative about credibility of the site (HardOCP), at the origin of this so-called exclusivity"

Yep, dubitative, indeed

Even international sites which never heard of [H] now know what to expect from them.

02-25-2003, 12:13 PM	#1
gmat Thermophile Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: France Posts: 1,221	[H] at work, again Reported on a french news outlet: http://clubic.com/n/n8014.html In short: [H] publishes an "exclusive" "top-secret" plan escaped from Asus R&D labs. This plan shows an AMD duallie mobo, powered by a so-called "NForce FX" chipset, with PCI-X, Dual DDR, etc. (and dual CPUs of course). Today Asus answers this rumour and denies everything, from the NForce FX existence to the existence of a duallie mobo project. I like ClubIC remark (translated): "There we're left dubitative about credibility of the site (HardOCP), at the origin of this so-called exclusivity" Yep, dubitative, indeed Even international sites which never heard of [H] now know what to expect from them.