Nforce 3 250-G tested

Benchmarked, and BIOSed

By INQUIRER staff

Thu Mar 25 2004, 10:13

ENGINEERS HAVE benchmarked early motherboards and memory sticks for the very late Nforce 3 250 and have given early pronouncements on its viability.

John Crockett and a number of other engineers said that they experienced no stability problems using Windows XP-32 , BIOS version 1.0 and a set of beta drivers.

John developed the "Coldwall" and "Waveguide" Pro Engineer benchmarks.

They have kindly supplied the INQ with a set of benchmarks for free distribution.

They're shown below. Lower is better. µ

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