It’s that time again where we move from our high-end overclocking kings to the other end of the spectrum, the miniature PC segment; and no one has a hold of this area quite like VIA.
VIA was once the biggest chipset supplier for AMD when Slot A was the go; AMD Athlon was here and Intel was all about threats. VIA was one of the few to initially support AMD in its quest to remove Intel as the top CPU, and through the years VIA’s chipsets were amongst the best; that was until NVIDIA moved in and brought out some killer chipsets that couldn’t be beat. This was when things went downhill for VIA in terms of chipsets.
Source: TweakTown
Feb 28, 2008, 08:29 AM
