ive been reading as much as i can about the Evga nForce 680i SLI b4 i choose to upgrade to it... planing on buying one today... ive notice that they have 2 differnt models of the evga... model # 122-CK-NF68-TR what was just released about 1 month ago and model # 122-CK-NF68-AR what was released in november... now the "TR" version is about 220$ and the "AR" version is about 250$ y would a older version cost 30$ more? is it designed for overclocking and the new one is just a basic design? isnt new one better for future quad prossesors? any extra info on this would be a great help.... ty, and i appologise if this question has been answered already...i did the search and nothing came up...
ive found a small dif. what comes in the box... in the new TR version box there is: EVGA nForce 680i SLI NVIDIA Socket 775 ATX Motherboard User's Manual Drivers CD Optional Fan SLI Bridge (2) Two SATA Cables Y-Cable SATA Power Connector IDE Cable FDD Cable I/O Back Panel Shield and in the old AR version there is in the box: EVGA nForce 680i SLI NVIDIA Socket 775 ATX Motherboard User's Manual Drivers CD SATA Driver Disk 6-Pin Firewire Module Serial Port Module (4) Four USB 2.0 Port Module SLI Bridge Fan (6) Six SATA Cables (3) Y-Adapter Power Connectors IDE Cable FDD Cable I/O Back Panel Shield so is that the only differnce...for the extra 30$ for the old version you get more cables? man ...if thats the only difference...i'll go with the new version... is this the ONLY difference?
