What does this mean. From tomshardware.com
"The nForce2 400 is leaner with respect to its features, but it is also technically based on the well-known nForce2 family. To cater to the cost pressure exerted by the mass market, this version dispenses with the dual-channel memory interface - thereby rendering a simple and more cost-effective configuration of features with DDR266, DDR333 or DDR400 possible. It is also possible to use the simpler Southbridge MCP instead of the fully equipped MCP-T version. As such, NVIDIA is clearly targeting VIA, since the Taiwanese continue to dominate the Athlon market with KT266A, KT333 and KT400/A. "
is the delta no longer dual channel like the k7n2-L ??
So would it be better to go for its predecessor (sp?) ??
"The nForce2 400 is leaner with respect to its features, but it is also technically based on the well-known nForce2 family. To cater to the cost pressure exerted by the mass market, this version dispenses with the dual-channel memory interface - thereby rendering a simple and more cost-effective configuration of features with DDR266, DDR333 or DDR400 possible. It is also possible to use the simpler Southbridge MCP instead of the fully equipped MCP-T version. As such, NVIDIA is clearly targeting VIA, since the Taiwanese continue to dominate the Athlon market with KT266A, KT333 and KT400/A. "
is the delta no longer dual channel like the k7n2-L ??
So would it be better to go for its predecessor (sp?) ??