Triple SLI Likely A Reality: 780i Pics
"Expreview has released pictures of a 780i-based board sporting three PCI-E slots."
Published: 4th October 2007 | Source: CustomPC |

Rumors have been going around lately that NVIDIA may be exploring implementing triple SLI. Now we know that this could very well be the reality.
Expreview has released pictures of a 780i-based motherboard sporting three x16 PCI-E slots. The three slots are evenly spaced, with enough room for cards featuring dual-slot coolers, suggesting implementation of triple SLI. Another option to consider is the way AMD is rumored to be implementing triple Crossfire: two cards working the graphics and a third card to handle the physics.

Another thing to note is that by the chipset, we see a third chip. This is rumored to be called the NF200 and is designed to handle different PCI-E lane configurations.
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Rockbox is great but at the time of writing, is not supported for the Sandisk Sansa e200 V2 series of players 
Can tell if you;ve got a V2 or not by checking the back of the case, at the bottom, right corner (i think).

Can tell if you;ve got a V2 or not by checking the back of the case, at the bottom, right corner (i think).



So I applied the formula iPod + Rockbox == Competent player
First Off
[CENTER]"What is Rockbox?"
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An Open Source Music Jukebox Firmware with an emphasis on AUDIO QUALITY and format support.
[CENTER]"What Can It Do?"
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It Can Run on all These Players:
[LEFT]
- Apple: 1st through 5.5th generation iPod, iPod Mini and 1st generation iPod Nano
- (not the Shuffle, 2nd/3rd gen Nano, Classic or Touch)
- Archos: Jukebox 5000, 6000, Studio, Recorder, FM Recorder, Recorder V2 and Ondio
- Cowon: iAudio X5, X5V, X5L, M5 and M5L
- iriver: H100, H300 and H10 series
- SanDisk: Sansa c200, e200 and e200R series
- Toshiba: Gigabeat X and F series (not the S series)
[/LEFT]And Can Play All these Formats:
[CENTER]Lossy
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- MPEG (2,3)
- OGG Vorbis
- MPC
- AC3 | A/52 | Dolby Digital (not on 3rd Gen iPod)
- AAC |MP4 (not on 3rd Gen iPod)
- WMA
- SPEEX (Only on Gigabeat)
[CENTER]Lossless
[LEFT]
- WAV
- AIFF
- FLAC
- ALAC (not on 3rd Gen iPod)
- Wavpack
- Shorten
- Monkeys Audio | APE (currently playback is too slow on iPod)
[/LEFT]"Is it Hard To Install?"
[LEFT]Speaking from my experience with the iPod , NO its extremely easy to install
Select the related manual for your device [Here] and follow the instructions
But the basic steps for my iPod were:
- Install Bootloader (read the manual for the location)
- Install a Build (latest [Here])
[CENTER] "What Sort Of Fun Does It Bring?"[/CENTER]
- A proper file manager
- Plugins
- Games (including freeDoom)
- Gapless Playback
- 5-band fully-parametric equalizer, and crossfeed
- High-resolution volume control, 64-100 levels (model-dependant)
- Abilty to create your own themes or use user-uploaded ones
- Advanced crossfading
- ReplayGain support (volume normalization)
- Cuesheet support
- JPEG image and text-file viewing
- MPEG video support
- Customizable Tag Database
- Unicode support
- Advanced On-The-Go playlist creation
- Multilingual Interface - 30 supported languages and counting
- Optional fully voice-driven interface
- Mass Storage Support and an independant song DB So you are not tied to any Sync Software (drag and drop)
[CENTER]"Any Issues ?"[LEFT]My Experience was one of Nirvana, except 1 niggling issue:
potential areas include:
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[/CENTER]
[Official Rockbox Site]
Example Screen Shot (iPhone Theme "crashbox" -- taken from the rockbox.org site )
[IMG]http://upload.overclock3d.net/get.php?id=3880[/IMG]
Note This is a rapidly evolving Open Source project -- and has probably advanced since this post