I just read that the soon to be released VIA KT266A looks to have solved some of the problems plauging the original release of their DDR chipset (less that stellar performance out of the box for 1). Apparently the memory bandwidth of the new chipset has been increased some 21% over the nearest competitors (SIS735), and actually enjoys a 30% margin in some specific benches. It is speculated that Nforce may have some serious competition for the AMD platform crown.
Intial tests show that Via has certainly stepped up to the plate with this one.
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