The SiS 645 for the P4 gave some serious competition to the Intel 850 and desrtoyed the Intel 845 with it's PC133 controller at the time, the SiS 735 for the Athlon was also a good contender in the Socket A plataform, even outperforming the VIA KT266/266A in multiple benchmarks in some reviews SiS chips for the Athlon/Athlon XP, Athlon 64 and some for the Pentium 4 (like the SiS 645DX and 655FX) were really good and a huge step over previous chipsets imo I used to have an MSI 645E Max2 (Fujitsu OEM, basically a retail mobo with a Fujitsu BIOS) was a great board, supported 3.3v cards and was pretty much a good performer Gigabyte GA-8S655FX - Socket 478 - SiS 655FXįoxconn WinFast 760GXK8MC - Socket 754 - SiS 760GX Gigabyte GA-8SR533 - Socket 478 - SiS 645DX I've got multiple SiS based chipset motherboars.
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