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GeForce 6100 chipset info

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Does anyone have any info on the integrated graphics GeForce 6100 chipset, especially in comparison to the Radeon XPress 200. I'm looking for the best onboard graphics on a matx board. I bought a Foxconn 915G board and it was the worst investment of my life.

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No, he's trying to "outworst" it.

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I just reviewed Foxconn's 6150 chipset board at SysOpt. You'll find the review there.

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