Overview of nVidia nForce chipset

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1. The title of the article I have read is “Overview of nVidia nForce chipset” Im described the two major incarnations of the nForce chipset, the nForce 220 and the nForce 420. The only difference between the two is the presence (or lack thereof) the TwinBank memory controllers .
2. The article is devoted to testimonial chipset. If there was one phrase that would best summarize NVIDIA's nForce it would be "raising the bar," since that's exactly what it does. The introduction of the nForce and the subsequent assimilation into the market raises the bar in many areas; audio, video and integrated chipsets in general.
3. Problems of the somewhat over hyped, somewhat misunderstood nForce are examined. It is all too often that we are forced to sacrifice quality or features when going with a highly integrated platform but the nForce changes all of that. . The product itself is very well designed, but we think NVIDIA will find it a little more difficult to dominate in the chipset market as well as they have in the video realm.
4. It is very interesting issue and I look it though attentively. I consider the entertainment appendix to the nVidia chipset to be very useful because For the ultimate Athlon platform in terms of performance, the decision really comes down to the KT266A or the nForce, If you're not going to use the integrated video, the most sensible nForce solution to pursue is indeed the nForce 220-D. There's also the issue of price; NVIDIA was claiming that boards would retail in the $120 - $150 range and if we end up seeing a $120 nForce 220-D motherboard then we'd be quite pleased.

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