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The 965P chipset does not officially support ATI's Crossfire setup. AMD has released a driver that enables it on the 965P chipset. When two ATI cards are installed, the Orange x16 slot supports x16 mode the Blue slot supports x4 mode. The Intel 975X chipset supports two cards operating in x8 mode, while ATI's Xpress 3200 chipset supports two cards operating in x16 mode each.  Socket LGA-775 Current Intel CPUs are based upon the Socket LGA-775 platform. The 965P chipset was Intel's first to officially support the Core 2 CPUs and it also supports the Quad Core QX6700 CPU as well. The current Intel CPUs have a 1066 or 800MHz Front Side Bus. The ECS board supports up to 1200MHz FSB, which is 300MHz Quad Pumped. The next step for Intel CPUs is the 1333MHz FSB which should arrive soon. PCI Extreme is ECS's trademarked name for a PCI slot with added bandwidth for high-demanding applications like video cards and audio cards. With the move to PCI Express for devices the need for PCI slots is alleviated somewhat but the vast majority of add-on devices are still on the PCI bus.  DIMM slots The 999 DIMM provides the memory slots with increased data quality and higher overclocking than the normal 240-pin DIMM used on most motherboards. The PX1 Extreme can handle up to 8GB of unbuffered non-ECC DDR2 800MHz memory, the fastest available E-Class Interior Elegant PCB appearance stands out the key insertions and reduces distraction during installation. ECS has put blue LEDs next to each expansion slot which show if a device is inserted in the slot or not.  Easy Match Easy Match - Every slot is color-coded to make installation easy. The pins are also color-coordinated. Contents: 
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