MSI to equip mainstream motherboards with Hydra MultiGPU chips
 

The release of MSI's first motherboard with the Hydra-chip, high-end Fuzion in the Big Bang series based on Intel's P55 chipset, did not go smoothly by driver problems. The manufacturer has not yet confident in the multi-GPU technology Lucid chip designer and mainstream motherboards this year with the Hydra-chip opinions.

The Cebit shown on the GD60-870A Hydra will not be much more expensive than comparable 870 motherboards, the manufacturer promises, with prices from just over one hundred million were called. The board supports USB 3.0, SATA-600 and MSI's Active Phase Switching technology. The Hydra GD60-870A also includes a PCI slot, three PCI-E x1 and two PCI-e x16 slots. It is not known if the new motherboard on the market or what it will cost.

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