Review: Asus A7V266-E
Introduction The first Socket A mainboard we will take a look upon, is the Asus A7V266-E. This board was relatively common among VIA KT266A based motherboards and generally highly regarded. There are 4 models of the A7V266 (in ATX format) out there, which differentiate as follows: A7V266 First Edition, based...
ATI Rage 128 Roundup – A Complete Review Of The Series
Introduction Let me invite you to review a series of graphics cards that is often overlooked. There are too many variants of similarly named cards, (many of which are painfully slow), too many stories of terrible drivers and image quality issues, and an absolutely absurd number of model names that...
ATI Rage Fury SDR (Rage 128 GL) (109-51900-01)
Overview / Specs Chip Type: Chip Clock: Memory Clock: Memory Size: Memory Type: Memory Interface: ATI Rage 128GL 90/103 MHz 90/103 MHz 32 MB SDRAM 128 Bit This is the original Rage Fury model. Although there are samples of this card that clock at 103/103 MHz, both of my cards...
Review: Shuttle AK32A
Introduction So here we have the Shuttle Spacewalker AK32A, which is an evolution of the AK32 I already reviewed here. The only difference is the updated chipset, which is now the VIA KT266A, as opposed to the KT266, that is used on the Shuttle AK32. The thing that is really...
ATI Rage Magnum (Rage 128 GL) (109-50500-00)
Overview / Specs Chip Type: Chip Clock: Memory Clock: Memory Size: Memory Type: Memory Interface: ATI Rage 128 GL 90 MHz 90 MHz 16 MB SGRAM 128 Bit All 109-50500-00 cards have the same tech specs, so they aren't listed again in the info-box below each card. Performance CARD ATI...
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REVIEWS: Classic hardware revisited, reviewed and evaluated with today's knowledge of things.
Welcome to RETROHARDWARE-REVIEWS!
I spent the past ten months creating this place as well as enough content for the launch and decided to go live now, even though the content is only at ~95% of what I planned it to be for the start. But my promised, extended launch date was January of 2023, and I don't want to wait any longer.
For now, the reviews found here are limited to Socket A motherboards. For the future, you can expect a neverending stream of hardware (primarily graphics cards) that I collected in over 20 years. The main focus will be hardware from ~1997 to ~2007 and I can promise reviews of rare and interesting stuff and excessive comparisons and benchmarks, which weren't done in this kind of way yet.