The Asus Nforce 415-D MB is awesome!

[Guest]

The Asus Nforce 415-D Motherboard is the most stable and best motherboard I have ever used!! not to mention its very fast!! I highly recommend!!

 

[bluzbrother]

I recently got the MSI board with this chipset, I couldn't agree more. It's a great chipset. To get a board for $100 with so many features is an absolute steal. It's faster than my KT266A board using the same components and I would guess it's as fast or faster than the KT333 boards out there... really that's more reliant on the CPU, Video card and memory. The nforce is a very solid chip, I wouldn't hesitate getting another one. The 420 with integrated video has got to be the best board for building a quality system on a budget... it's hard to justify spending $200-$300 on a video card for someone who wont even use it. Both chipsets are excellent.

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[Oni]

I think nvidia has done a very nice job with their first chipset. Granted there are a few bugs, but they are easy to over look. I personally am holding out for a newer revision of nForce to support faster DDR ram for more bandwidth. Also a board with more features in the bios would be nice, but for a board with everything onboard its not really targeted to the enthusiast.....yet.

If my response is brief and vague its because the info you provided is too!

 

[FatBurger]

This board is a great offering for nVidia's first chipset. Things like slightly higher RAM latency than the KT266a show that it's not a mature chipset by any means, but it shows that nVidia has a lot of potential in the chipset market.

Now if only they'd released it in June and with good performing video like they'd originally promised...

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[upec]

I thought KT266A is faster than nForce chipset.

 

[Quetzacoatl]

Wouldn't it be great if Nvidia made an Nforce with an integrated Geforce4 ti4200? That would be pretty cool Too bad the dual channel DDR is going to waste with AMD

"When there's a will, there's a way."

 

[Crashman]

nVidia should make a board with a replacable chipset via ZIF socket, and offer "chipset upgrades" with different integrated video. Then flex-ATX would be an upgradable option and perfectly transportable for LAN parties.

What's the frequency, Kenneth?