difference between these two?

song414

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What is the difference between the dfi infinity non ultra

and the dfi infinity ultra? Worth the 10$ more for the ultra?
 

Nick5324

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Aren't the infinity boards socket A boards? Are you doing a new build based on socket A, or just replacing a socket A board?

Edit: Just checked, I guess they have 939 boards that are infinity also, my mistake.
 

Lord Evermore

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Thirty seconds at Newegg.com tells me that the Infinity is Socket 754, the Ultra uses the nforce4 Ultra and is Socket 939, and the SLI Infinity uses nforce4 SLI.
 

song414

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Originally posted by: Lord Evermore
Thirty seconds at Newegg.com tells me that the Infinity is Socket 754, the Ultra uses the nforce4 Ultra and is Socket 939, and the SLI Infinity uses nforce4 SLI.

What are you talking about? I have a socket 939 infinity non ultra non sli. It is right here in my room as i am typing this. I want to know if 10$ more worth it or not.
 

Lord Evermore

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If you already have it... what does it matter?

And if it's not Ultra, then it's not Ultra, that's the difference. Chipset difference.

DFI's website has all this.
 

RichUK

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Originally posted by: song414
Originally posted by: Lord Evermore
Thirty seconds at Newegg.com tells me that the Infinity is Socket 754, the Ultra uses the nforce4 Ultra and is Socket 939, and the SLI Infinity uses nforce4 SLI.

What are you talking about? I have a socket 939 infinity non ultra non sli. It is right here in my room as i am typing this. I want to know if 10$ more worth it or not.

AFAIK it is the dead basic DFI NF4 board. Still good for OCing however.