Interesting nforce2 strangeness

I've been looking around at various motherboards with the nforce2 chipset. From low to high end boards. You are probbly aware that there are different parts to the nf2 chipset. Looking at the pages of motherboard companies and of review sites, and overclocking sites galore, you man come across certain chip specifications. SPP, IGP, MCP, MCP-T, MCP2, MCP2-T (and one or two more).

Now here is what I've found thats weird. As far as I've been able to find there is NO MCP2 or MCP2-T. There is no mention of them on Nvidias website. There is no mention of them on several of the more reputable news services.

Has anyone else noticed this or investigated it?
I can't possibly be the first to notice this. (and if i am woot)

all i know is the msi k7 series non delta has mcp2
the k7 delta series have mcp2-t

seiferoth10 said:

all i know is the msi k7 series non delta has mcp2
the k7 delta series have mcp2-t

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Um no they dont. Check for yourself

This is my point. The MCP2 and MCP2-T do not exist.
They are a mythical creation from unknown sources. Yey most everyone has herd of them and believe they exist