|
|
|
486
 
Group: Forum Members
Last Login: Yesterday @ 23:10:06
Posts: 1,093,
Visits: 1,840
|
|
Over at Custom PC there a article about Via will stop making chipsets for 3rd parties.
Link. http://www.custompc.co.uk/news/604608/via-quits-motherboard-chipset-business.html
[size=1]DS3R: E8200:@3ghz :8800GTS-640mb.[/size]
|
|
|
|
|
Octo-core Atom @ 233GHz (ES)
Group: Moderators
Last Login: Today @ 00:38:07
Posts: 10,429,
Visits: 13,694
|
|
I think this was announced some time ago?
Classic PCs
Original IBM PC (4.77MHz 8088, 256KB RAM, monochrome) · Original IBM PC XT (4.77MHz 8088, 512KB, 10MB HDD, monochrome) · Original Compaq Deskpro (7.14MHz 8086, 640KB, 20MB HDD, CGA graphics)
Home Computers
Commodore VIC-20 · C64 original · C64 Terminator edition · C16 · Amiga 500 · Amiga 600 · Amiga 600 HD · Amiga 1200 Acorn Electron · A3010 (Archimedes) · A4000 (Archimedes) Others Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48K · Dragon 32
Consoles
Nintendo Wii · GameCube purple (x 2) · GameCube black · N64 black (x 2) · N64 clear blue · SNES (x 2) · NES (x 2) · DS silver (x 3) · GBA SP silver · GBA purple · GBA clear · Game Boy Color clear · Game Boy Sega Dreamcast x 3 · Saturn · Mega Drive II · Mega Drive · Master System Atari 10-in-1 · Jaguar (x 2) · 7800 · 2600 wood-grain Microsoft Xbox 360 · Xbox Others Mattel Intellivision · MB Vectrex · GoldStar 3DO · Sony PlayStation (original)
|
|
|
|
|
486
Group: Forum Members
Last Login: Yesterday @ 23:10:06
Posts: 1,093,
Visits: 1,840
|
|
It's been floating aroud for some time, but it's now confirmed.
[size=1]DS3R: E8200:@3ghz :8800GTS-640mb.[/size]
|
|
|
|
|
186
Group: Forum Members
Last Login: 21/09/2008 13:29:02
Posts: 68,
Visits: 177
|
|
Thank heavens, using one is like poking pigshit uphill with a pointy stick as I remember.
Nil desperandum
|
|
|
|
|
486
Group: Forum Members
Last Login: Yesterday @ 23:51:54
Posts: 798,
Visits: 2,480
|
|
VIA chipsets have always been a mixed bag - although I did like the chipsets found in AsRock boards (as per my Allendale rig below) which allow you to use AGP & DDR memory via a bridge...also for most PC users a motherboard with a good VIA chipset was all that was needed for web browsing etc. Oh well more for Intel, AMD and nVidia. Are SiS still making chipsets?
|
|
|
|