Product Details
Description:
NVIDIAR nForce 680i LT SLI MCP is engineered for the extreme gamer. Featuring award-winning NVIDIA nForce 680i SLI performance, true dual x16 PCI Express slots with support for NVIDIA SLI technology, and best-in-class overclocking, the NVIDIA nForce 680i LT SLI motherboard delivers extreme gaming performance at a great price.
Quick Glance
Supported Processor: Core 2 Extreme, Core 2 Extreme, Core 2 Duo, Core 2 Quad, Celeron D, Pentium 4, Pentium D
Interface Connection: 2 x mini-DIN, 4 x Type A USB 2.0 USB, 1 x Toslink S/PDIF Out, 1 x RJ-45 Network, 1 x Mini-phone Microphone, 1 x IEEE 1394a FireWire, 4 x Mini-phone Audio Line Out, 1 x Mini-phone Audio Line In
System Board Style: ATX
# of Memory Slots: 4
Processor Socket: Socket T LGA-775
System Chipset: nVIDIA nForce 680i LT SLI
Memory Technology: DDR2 SDRAM
Multi GPU Support: nVIDIA SLI
# of PCI-e x16 Slots: 2
Summary
Product Title: XFX MB-N680-ILT9 Motherboard
Manufacturer: XFX
Power Score: 4.8 | 4 Reviews
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Product Reviews (4)
Top Tier Performance Without The Premium Price!
Strengths: It performs just as well a fully fledged 680i SLI, for a lot less money. Supports all 65nm CPU's, and 45nm dual cores. Board has many features.
Weakness: Compared to the i680 SLI, many features have been cut. Active cooling for both north and south bridges possibly inadequate or too noisy, depending on your tastes. Does not support 45nm Quads.
The i680 LT motherboard brings the performance of the i680 SLI to a lower price point. It offers awesome performance but with a few compromises. Compared to the i680 SLI, we are missing: 1x PCIe 16x slot (still have 2 16x slots remaining), 2x USB ports (still have 8), 1x Gigabit LAN (down to 1), fancy north/south bridge cooling (now it's active cooling), LED post codes + power/reset buttons on...
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By bravotsx - Jan 28, 2008
Outstanding Motherboard
Strengths: Easy to install
Weakness: Error in their manual
Great motherboard; upgraded from the Intel D945GPM and happy that I did. This motherboard (via Bios) will let you overclook your memory from the standard 1.8V up to 2.2V. I also purchased the XFX GF 8600GTS 512MB DDR3 video card...what a great match and performance combo!!! NOW -- The XFX motherboard comes with a 8-Pin 12V power input (for the CPU); however, the "industry standard" (according to...
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By buckalewj - Jan 13, 2008
This thing have amazing Performance, I realy mean FAST..FAST..FAST!
Strengths: This Mobo is incredable performance.this mobo speed like a bullet speed.This MB is the fastest which i see in my hold life.I love XFX NF680i LT SLI.I highly recommended to get this mobo
Weakness: Nothing
I run 10 applications in the same time and run game (NFSMW or STALKER-Shadow of Chernobyl)in medium resolution and graghic setting while this applications are running.The game run very smooth,WOW That is incredible Performance My Machine Spec: 1)Q6600@2.4 2)MB XFX NF680i LT SLI 3)2GB DDR2-800 4)VGA GeForce7300SE 10 Applications are: 1)Scan with Symantec 2)Compress video file with WinRar 3.7...
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By anonymous; - Aug 2, 2008
XFX 680i LT Motherboard
Strengths: This is a good valve condidering all it's features. Other motherboards with these features cost $50 - $100 more. It also has a good warranty.
Weakness: If you are a fisrt time user this isn't the most descriptive manual I have used. It works, but a few thing are left out or they may assume you it.
I built this with a Q6600 processor, 2 GB RAM, WD 500 SATA hard drive. I did get everything plugged in OK including front panel USB header, Firewire port, and Audio ports. The system wouldn't start. One of the Cosair memory sticks was bad. Once I removed it it took off. Be sure to go to the manufacturers web site for the latest updates. They recommend the first thing you do is flash the bias. I...
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By chiefken - Apr 4, 2008