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Introduction
Gigabyte is no stranger to the computer industry nor to our test lab. One of Gigabyte's strengths as a company is that they churn out consistent products which makes them one of our top choice when it comes to a recommending a product for the end user. Gigabyte was one of the few manufacturers that produced a Nforce 3 150 based board- the K8NNXP which we reviewed here. It was a board with every feature known under the sun but the price tag reflected that and it was because of the necessity of having to include many extra chips onboard that swayed manufacturers to go with K8T800 from VIA. Today we take a look at their NForce 3 250 based K8NSNXP.
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