From tbreak
We've recieved the following information on upcoming nVidia chipsets from a reliable source:
C51XE+MCP55PXE:
Features 2 x16 SLI slots (total 46 lanes, 9 links) and supports FX and Athlon series of M2 CPUs. Six SATA ports with RAID5, dual Gigabit LAN with ActiveArmor and UAA Audio. Very overclockable.
MCP55P SLI:
Features 2 x8 SLI slots (total 28 lanes, 6 links) and supports Athlon series of M2 CPUs. Six SATA ports with RAID5, Dual Gigabit LAN with ActiveArmor and UAA Audio
MCP55 Ultra:
Features 1 x16 slot (total 20 lanes, 5 links) and supports Athlon series of M2 CPUs. Six SATA ports with RAID5, Dual Gigabit LAN with Active Armor and UAA Audio.
There will also supposedly be MCP55S for the budget market supporting Sempron M2 CPUs with four SATA ports and one Gigabit LAN. No RAID5 or ActiveArmor on these but you should get UAA support.
The above line pretty much matches the current nVidia lineup where you have the X16 sitting on top and then the nF4 SLI followed by the nF4 Ultra and nForce4 chipsets.
We've recieved the following information on upcoming nVidia chipsets from a reliable source:
C51XE+MCP55PXE:
Features 2 x16 SLI slots (total 46 lanes, 9 links) and supports FX and Athlon series of M2 CPUs. Six SATA ports with RAID5, dual Gigabit LAN with ActiveArmor and UAA Audio. Very overclockable.
MCP55P SLI:
Features 2 x8 SLI slots (total 28 lanes, 6 links) and supports Athlon series of M2 CPUs. Six SATA ports with RAID5, Dual Gigabit LAN with ActiveArmor and UAA Audio
MCP55 Ultra:
Features 1 x16 slot (total 20 lanes, 5 links) and supports Athlon series of M2 CPUs. Six SATA ports with RAID5, Dual Gigabit LAN with Active Armor and UAA Audio.
There will also supposedly be MCP55S for the budget market supporting Sempron M2 CPUs with four SATA ports and one Gigabit LAN. No RAID5 or ActiveArmor on these but you should get UAA support.
The above line pretty much matches the current nVidia lineup where you have the X16 sitting on top and then the nF4 SLI followed by the nF4 Ultra and nForce4 chipsets.
