A few months ago NVIDIA updated their Intel platform with a revised stepping of their nForce4 Intel chipset along with a slightly different marketing strategy by going after the hearts and wallets of potential Intel customers with mainstream products. The nForce4 Intel SLI XE and Ultra chipsets were very good performers at excellent prices and found their way into several manufacturers' boards this last quarter. However, the continued reliance upon the NetBurst architecture and Intel's entrenchment in the corporate market has resulted in a situation where the nForce4 Intel product is constantly on the outside looking in for market acceptance in both the performance and business sectors.
Based upon our very preliminary testing, it appears that NVIDIA is positioning itself well for both the enthusiast and general user markets once Intel releases the Core 2 Duo CPUs along with substantial price reductions on the current NetBurst processors. Post Your Comment Please log in or sign up to comment.
I Demand Powerrrr Let's see.. Prescott 3. Hey, would you like to learn how much power this system can consume in total when it's peaking? Well, in idle the system drew Watts, which is really a lot by itself considering the PC is basically doing nothing. But when you put the PC to work in for example 3D games where we see a lot of CPU and graphics core utilization the accumulated power draw, in Wattage, peaked over Watts at certain intervals. Look at the photo will ya The system peaked at Watts while benchmarking the system.
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