Cool package
Back in October MSI unveiled the first motherboard of its high-anticipated Big Bang series – Trinergy, but the board turns out to be using NVIDIA’s nForce 200 SLI chip instead of the Lucid Hydra 200 as most of us expected.Although we have to wait for a while before actually experiencing the Lucid chip on the upcoming Fuzion board, NF200 chip still brings us some benefits for now – it provides P55 motherboard with additional PCIe lanes and thus enables P55 motherboards to run in x16+x16 or x16+x8+x8 modes instead of x8+x8, x16+x4 or x8+x8+x4 modes.
What would happen if we build 2-way CrossFire or SLI setup by using Trinergy? How huge performance improvements it would bring over ordinary P55 platform? Read on to find the answer.
MSI Big Bang Trinergy overview (click to enlarge)
Specs and Features 
NF200 chip
For highest efficiency and durability, the exquisitely-made Trinergy board uses high-quality components including Super Ferrite Choke and Hi-c Cap.
Super Ferrite Choke
The LED light tells you which phase of power the motherboard is currently in.
You’re allowed to connect an OC panel to the board.
the PCH chip on Intel P55 motherboard
NVIDIA NF200-SLI-A3 chip on Big Bang Trinergy motherboard
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