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• Gigabyte 7NNXP nFORCE 2   [Review, Guru3d]
  When we first saw the mainboard we where simply exhilarated by the looks of it. The 7NNXP dear people is not 'just' another mainboard, this is a Swiss Knife among mainboards. It has so many features that it's hard to sum it up from my memory.
   Wed, 20 Aug, 2003 | 65 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail

• Gigabyte GA-7VT600 KT600 Motherboard   [Review, Hardcoreware]
  Okay, let's forget that the KT400a ever happened. Moving right along to the KT600, VIA is hoping to produce a low cost solution to compete with the NFORCE2 chipset. Going with a single channel memory controller will help keep costs down, and as we've seen in the past, dual channel doesn't give a huge performance boost on AMD CPU's right now anyway.
   Wed, 20 Aug, 2003 | 56 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail

• ASUS A7V600: Feature-Laden – Value-Priced   [Review, Anandtech]
  ASUS launches a KT600 motherboard loaded with features at a very attractive price. nForce2 Ultra 400 has won the Performance battle, but will ASUS tempt you to open your wallet with an Athlon board complete with Gigabit LAN, a Wi-Fi slot, and Serial ATA RAID?
   Mon, 18 Aug, 2003 | 88 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail

• Gigabyte SiS 648FX   [Review, Hothardware]
  Rob has served up his impressions for us tonight, of a new SiS648FX Motherboad from Gigabyte. The SiS648FX Chipset for the Pentium 4, offers support for an 800MHz FSB, AGP8X and Hyperthreading. However, what it lacks is Dual DDR support. This board is definitely targeted to the mainstream or value market segment but can it compete with the likes of Springdale? Go see!.
   Thu, 14 Aug, 2003 | 95 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail

• Soltek SL-KT600-R (VIA KT600)   [Review, Hardwarezone]
  VIA KT600 motherboards have arrived our shores and many of you might be wondering whether it would live up to NVIDIA's nForce2. With our very first KT600 motherboard from Soltek, we reveal the KT600 architecture, everything the motherboard offers and how it stacks up to the KT400, KT400A and nForce2 platforms.
   Thu, 14 Aug, 2003 | 108 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail

• Abit Game Accelerator   [Review, Ukgamer]
  One of the most intriguing aspects of Abit's IS7-G is the "Game Accelerator" technology. We look at what performance gains can be had.
   Wed, 13 Aug, 2003 | 91 Click(s) | Detail

• VIA KT600 Board Roundup!   [Roundup, Legionhardware]
  The KT600 chipset was officially launched on the 13th of May 2003 and already boards are starting to materialize everywhere. As you would expect the majority of manufacturers that offered a KT400A board will be producing a similar product based on the KT600 chipset. Today I will be looking at a number of these boards from quite a few high profile manufacturers. The list includes ASUS, EPoX, Gigabyte, MSI and Soltek all of which produced a KT400A board.
   Wed, 13 Aug, 2003 | 193 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail

• Soltek NV400-L64: Purple, Practical, AND Performance!   [Review, Anandtech]
  Soltek delivers the first nForce2 400 chipset board using the single-channel nForce2 400 chipset. Is it really faster than the more expensive dual-channel as many have reported? We find out what’s REALLY happening with single-channel nForce2.
   Tue, 12 Aug, 2003 | 83 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail

• FIC 875P Dynasty   [Review, Mbreview]
  This time, we're taking a look at FIC's i875P offering, the 875P-MAX, otherwise known as the 875P Dynasty. This board takes a step away from FIC's typical bland motherboard designs sporting a bright red PCB, tri-color LED fan, and more. The performance is close to that of higher end motherboards, so those of you looking for decent performance on a budget might want to take a good look at this board.
   Mon, 11 Aug, 2003 | 40 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail

• ASUS A7V600, VIA KT600 + VT8237 (SATA)   [Review, Lostcircuits]
  After leading a wallflower existence over the past few months, VIA is back to challenge the nVidia dominance in the Socket A domain. A redesigned memory controller capable of withstanding more than 230 MHz operating frequency along with expanded USB 2.0 capacity and finally the native Serial ATA support, including SATA RAID 0 and RAID 1 are amongst the high-lights of the new platform. Integrated network capabilities have been around for some time in VIA's South Bridges, as has sound but the latest Vinyl Audio has made some splash all over the web.
   Sat, 09 Aug, 2003 | 193 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail

• FIC AU13 NFORCE2 Ultra 400   [Review, Ocaddiction]
  Today we are going to look at FIC 's entry in the nForce2 ring, the AU13 Chameleon Max. Based on the newer Crush 18D chipset that performed quite well in the ABIT NF7-S V2.0 review, the AU13 has a pretty tall order to fill. FIC is pretty diverse as to the products they offer (Graphics cards, motherboards, pc systems and internet devices), so let's see what they have to offer on the venerable nForce2 platform. The predecessor to the AU13, the AU11, was met with some praise, but lacked some of the features that most boards on the market today have, mainly onboard SATA. Well with the AU13, FIC giveth, and taketh away as well, but more on that later...
   Sat, 09 Aug, 2003 | 211 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail

• LeadTek Winfast K7NCR18D-ProII   [Review, Nextgenelectronics]
  The LeadTek WinFast K7NCR18D-Pro II motherboard, an nForce2 chipset board is just begging to put into your system. This board should last you the rest of the Athlon life, and at the very least serve as an excellent means of upgrading your AMD platform systems.
   Sat, 09 Aug, 2003 | 102 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail

• ASUS A7N8X Thermal Images   [Article, Bigbruin]
  With a Mikron IR Thermal Imager and a Canon A40 Digital Camera in hand, Spire was kind enough to detail all of the hot spots on an ASUS A7N8X Deluxe Motherboard with a Radeon 9700 PRO AGP Card... and the results may be surprising!
   Fri, 08 Aug, 2003 | 106 Click(s) | Detail

• VIA KT600: Azza KT600-ALX   [Review, amdzone]
  We review the Azza KT600-ALX motherboard.Our latest KT600 motherboard review is of the Azza KT600-ALX.The socket does not have heatsink mounting holes. To the right of the socket is the Northbridge with passive cooling. Below the Northbridge is the majority of the capacitors and voltage regulators in this area. The 20 pin ATX power connector is below these.
   Fri, 08 Aug, 2003 | 72 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail

• MSI KT6 Delta-FIS2R (KT600): Feature Packed Fun   [Review, Anandtech]
  Today, we take a look at the third KT600 motherboard to hit AnandTech’s West Coast Labs. It’s MSI’s turn to prove that they can transform the KT600 into a legitimate enthusiast chipset. Read on to find out if MSI can accomplish what others have failed to do.
   Wed, 06 Aug, 2003 | 73 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail

• MSI865PE Neo2 versus Gigabyte 8KNXP   [Roundup, Digital Daily]
  In this review, we'll be rounding up two motherboards built on different chipsets: i875P and i865PE. Normally, such comparisons are made to find distinctions between chipsets both at performance and functionality. A typical example of such a roundup is the comparison ASRock K7S8XE (SiS748) versus Soltek 75FRN2L ( nForce II). In our case, the boards based on the i875P and i865PE chipsets fall within the same group. This is despite the fact that Intel initially positioned the i875P Canterwood for high-end systems and workstations, with the i865PE Springdale for the mainstream systems.
   Wed, 06 Aug, 2003 | 121 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail

• VIA KT600: MSI KT6 Delta-FIS2R   [Review, amdzone]
  We review the new MSI KT6 Delta-FIS2R motherboard based on the VIA KT600 chipset.The socket area of the MSI does not have the heatsink mounting holes. To the right of it is the KT600 Northbridge with active cooling, and what appears to be a new design. Below the Northbridge are plenty of capacitors and voltage regulators as well as a four pin ATX power connector.
   Wed, 06 Aug, 2003 | 114 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail

• EPoX 4PCA3+ Canterwood Motherboard   [Review, Tweaknews]
  EPoX are a smaller Taiwanese motherboard manufacturer who have been known for years for their high performing, highly overclockable AMD based motherboards. Does this trend follow over to the Intel side with their newest motherboard, the 4PCA3+ which is based on Intel's high-end Canterwood chipset? Read on as Cameron "Sov" Johnson tells us all about EPoX's newest motherboard and how it stands up to its competition.
   Tue, 05 Aug, 2003 | 49 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail

• SOYO P4I875P DRAGON2 CANTERWOOD MOTHERBOARD   [Review, Tweaknews]
  Through my testing of this particular motherboard, the system was unreliable, the BIOS couldn't be updated and would reset itself when ever it wanted, the SATA would not work through the southbridge and the overclocking and overall performance was substandard when compared to an equally equipped motherboard from another manufacturer.
   Tue, 05 Aug, 2003 | 29 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail

• Abit IS7-G   [Review, Ukgamer]
  Intel's ver capable 865PE chipset gets worked on by the clever guys at Abit known for their performance and features. In the first of two articles we find out how the IS7-G performs against some stiff competition.
   Sun, 03 Aug, 2003 | 60 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail