Motherboard Reviews

ABIT NF7-S Rev. 2
Answer to the previous reviewer. Rev 1 only supported 333 MHz FSB while Rev 2 supports 400. This is the motherboard recommended in anandtech's April 2004 overclocking system buyer's guide.

Desription doesnt state whether this NF7-S is the original version (400mhz memory/333mhz FSB) or version 2 (400mhz memory/400mhz FSB). Does anyone know?

This is amazing board ultra cheap included video card all u need is CPU and memory to work.
Along with this mobo I bought athlon Xp 2400+ (2Ghz)with 266 bus,there are no 333Mhz 2Ghz athlons Xps!
Great gift for someone or yourself!

Works great !
Renember this is only up to 266 FSB bus
Maximum 2400+ and 2600+ Athlons XP with 266 fsb

Specifications:
Supported CPU: AMD Duron/Athlon/Athlon XP Processor(Socket A)
Chipset: ATI IGP320
FSB: 200/266 MHz
RAM: 2x DDR DIMM for DDR266/200 Max 2GB
IDE: 2x UDMA33/66/100
Slots: 1xAGP(4X),3xPCI
Ports: 2xPS2,1xLPT,1xCOM,1xVGA,1xLAN,4xUSB2.0(Rear 2/Front 2),1xGAME and Audio Ports
Onboard Audio: VIA 686B
Onboard Video: Integrated in IGP320
Onboard LAN: Realtek 8100L 10/100Mbps
Form Factor: MicroATX More... Model#: AT31 FUSION

I just did my first professional build with the Athlon64 processor and coupled with this motherboard, it couldn't have gone any better. This board has about any feature you could possibly want and then some. Along with the great features it is easy to install and use. GREAT OC on AMD64 3200+, I was able to O/C my AMD64 at 2.0GHz stock to 2.3GHz with stock cooler with a near 50°C at load! and low or mid 40s in idle! But wasnt quite stable at 2.35GHz and it was over 50°C idle so in the end I settled at 2.25GHz since the idle is LOW 30s! GREAT motherboard and awesome look to it.Highly recommended.

One of the best motherboards I've ever used, now have 2 of them and buying another 1 this weekend.. working great in all my companies game machines.
Running 512 MB pc3200 Micron memory and XP3000+ processor. The cpu temp is steady at 38C. It is not as good as the A7N8x Deluxe but is much cheaper and has most of the same perks.

Asus Motherboard for AMD Processors Model A7V600 Retail
Specifications:
Supported CPU:Socket A for AMD Athlon XP/Athlon / Duron Thoroughbred/ Barton Core Support
Chipset:VIA KT600 + VIA VT8237
FSB: 400/333/266/200MHz
RAM:3 x 184-pin DIMM PC2100(266Mhz)/2700(333Mhz) or 2 x PC 3200(400Mhz) (Max 3GB)
IDE: 2 x UltraDMA 133/100 up to 4 devices
RAID: 2 x Serial ATA with RAID 0, 1 function
Slots:1 x AGP 8X, 6 x PCI, 1 x ASUS Proprietary WIFI Wireless Lan Connector
Ports:2xPS2,1xLPT,1xCOM,4xUSB,1xLAN, and Audio Ports
Onboard Audio:ADI AD1980 SoundMAX 6-channel
Onboard LAN:3Com 3C940 1000 Mbps

Asus A7N8X-X motherboard
Quick summary:
This motherboard offers great performance, stability, great Overclocking capabilities (Up to 600MHz FSB, with proper cooling), great features such as Asus COP, Asus Q-Fan technology and not to mention a great price.
The board fully supports DDR400, AGP8X (Great for those 3D gamers) and 400MHz FSB (Meaning support for the latest and fastest AMD Athlon XP CPU's)
This is great for users who want a motherboard with great performance.
The onboard audio is of high quality, and is great for 3D gaming.
I have had this motherboard for a couple of months now, and i certainly recommend it to anyone who is considering a motherboard upgrade. It is very stable, the motherboard's performance is stunning, and has a very low price tag. Definitely a motherboard that is worth your money.

Overall: 5/5: One of the best motherboards based on Socket A out now.
Personal preferences of this motherboard:
·Excellent Performance for 3D Gaming and all applications
·Excellent Overclocking potential
·Excellent upgrading potential
·Excellent features added to ensure maximum performance

I wasn't sure what I was ordering because the technical information was rather scant but, I took a chance. Happy day when the board arrived and it was a KT3 Ultra 2 with the VIA KT333 chipset. USB 2.0. No LAN, raid or any other optonal accouterments. I am still waiting for a new case to arrive so, I haven't tested it yet. Online reviews for this board are very good. MSI part # MS-6380E.

Great motherboard, bought a lot of these to use - rock solid, great support from the vendor. Threading is awesome, and the 64 bit PCI slot makes it a great pick

This board rocks. It's got 4 USB 2.0 ports built-in. The built in graphics are great, and there's 4x AGP slot for later. Onboard LAN, sound, this board is solid. Supports Intel HT Technology if you can afford the required 3 Ghz P4. I bought the incredibly cheap 2.4b P4 from Amazon, and my new PC has a 533 Mhz FSB!!! This board is fast, expandable, and capable of a long life.

This is good mobo, only thing is missing DDR slot that's why you have to use older memory SDR PC 133 or 100.
This mobo will work with Athlon XP as well.
I have not experienced anything wrong with it, very good price too.
If you looking for upgarte your PC fro 400Mhz or less this is it, good investment!

Ok, maybe it won't be as life-changing as say graduating, getting married, or having kids, but it's pretty darn amazing anyways. I've had my iPaq for half a year, but having a laptop-sized keyboard makes it so much more functional. It's especially useful for taking notes in class if you're a student. And it's cured me of my laptop-envy. I'm no longer tempted to by a super-small super-expensive laptop.

The slim aluminum exterior is ten times sexier than the 1st generation of Stowaway keyboards. The missing number row takes a little getting used to, but the slim size is definitely worth the compromise. My primary computer is a laptop, and this keyboard feels almost exactly the same. Since it's only a little bigger than my PDA when closed, it isn't a hassle to carry around.