Chaintech VNF3-250 Mainboard Review (2)

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Chaintech VNF3-250 NF3-250 Mainboard Review (2)
Gortok 8 May 2004

Our beloved Bluetooth has shown in the latest review of Epox's latest board that the NF3-250 has the ability to run the cpu and ram at different speeds successfully. This means you can run the cpu at 200 and the ram at 166. With ram at this range, we can usually set tighter timings, for better performance. But the lower bus speeds offset this. Asynchronous settings usually come with a price, in performance overall. Let's see what happens.

The highest OC I could get here was CPU 248/ MEM 207. This amounts to almost a 25% overclock from stock. There were other limiting factors which I'll discuss later...here's the captures...

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