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Review: Soyo K7V Dragon Plus!

  By Tweakstone 1. December 2022 16. February 2023 Review

Introduction Soyo released some very interesting boards in the early 2000s with their line of D.R.A.G.O.N. motherboards. The DRAGON naming derives from its rich feature list: D – DDR R – RAID A – 6-channel Audio G – AGP Pro O – Overclocking N – Networking   Continue reading

Tagged   Review, Socket A, Soyo, VIA KT266A
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Review: EpoX EP-8KHAL+

  By Tweakstone 31. October 2022 3. March 2023 Review

Introduction The 8KHAL+ was a very affordable KT266A board. Compared to EpoX’ flagship KT266A offering, the 8KHA+, it has only five PCI slots, lacks the POST code display and features only a 2-phase CPU VRM. Despite the fact, that the 8KHAL+ was a product that was clearly aimed towards the… Continue reading

Tagged   Epox, Review, Socket A, VIA KT266A
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Review: Abit KR7A-RAID

  By Tweakstone 18. October 2022 17. March 2023 Review

Introduction If you were after a high-performance Socket A board in early 2002, you probably had the Abit KR7A(-RAID) on top of your list. Abit’s KT266A board is a true classic of its generation and among the best OC boards of that time. It was brought to market several weeks… Continue reading

Tagged   Abit, Review, Socket A, VIA KT266A
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Review: EpoX EP-8KHA+

  By Tweakstone 5. October 2022 21. February 2023 Review

Introduction With the first BIOS version dated to late September 2001 and the first reviews dated to early October 2001, the EpoX 8KHA+ was one of the very first KT266A boards available on the market. The PCB Layout remained unchanged compared to its predecessor 8KHA with the KT266 chipset. Only… Continue reading

Tagged   Epox, Review, Socket A, VIA KT266A
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Review: Shuttle AK32A

  By Tweakstone 29. August 2022 27. March 2023 Review

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… Continue reading

Tagged   Review, Shuttle, Socket A, VIA KT266A
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Review: Asus A7V266-E

  By Tweakstone 14. June 2022 31. January 2023 Review

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… Continue reading

Tagged   Asus, Review, Socket A, VIA KT266A
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