Chaintech VNF3-250 Review and Overclocking Guide The VNF3-250 is a budget board designed with the overclocker in mind. It has most of the necessities that a general user will need, excepting Firewire. The SATA is limited to 2 drives and the NF3-250 chipset used does not have the Gigabit LAN and Nvidia Firewall as found on the NF3-250Gb version. We instead have 10/100 LAN in the form of a Realtek chip that operates off the PCI bus. These "minor" compromises allow the board to be available in the US for about $88.00 and this makes it hard to top in the value arena. http://www.bleedinedge.com/reviews/c...nf3250_01.html |
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So, it will work but; 1) Microcode - this could be corrected by manually adjusting BIOS; yes/no? 2) Heatsink mounting; may be a couple of nylon washers will allow / make up the spacing issue? |
1) as mentionedin those quotes, the latest biosses already support the mobile chips. And if it doesn't, you could try to pursuade someone to "fix" the bios for you or if you're lucky, that's already done :) 2) would depend on the way the backplate is designed. if it's just tapped holes in a plate, washers should do the trick, if it has tapped tubes you would have to file the screws and tubes down about the amount of the thickness of the center of the heatpreader I guess... |
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