KT333 Round up
Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on June 13, 2002 at 7:42:20 PM
Anandtech has a 10 board KT333 roundup.
It was somewhat disappointing that none of the boards truly shined above and beyond the competition. There was much potential for a couple of these boards to do just that; a hybrid version of ABIT's AT7 could have pulled it off in a configuration similar to what we mention on that page in this roundup. The A7V333 and MSI boards both had a chance, too. We've taken the time to go through and make suggestions for what we would like to see in the future. The KT400 is the next VIA-AMD chipset we will see, and hopefully that batch of boards will be even more impressive with a few brighter stars. Uhh, without upping the FSB of the CPU, there won't be memory performance inprovements at all. The KT400 will be just the same as KT266a and the KT333.
It was somewhat disappointing that none of the boards truly shined above and beyond the competition. There was much potential for a couple of these boards to do just that; a hybrid version of ABIT's AT7 could have pulled it off in a configuration similar to what we mention on that page in this roundup. The A7V333 and MSI boards both had a chance, too. We've taken the time to go through and make suggestions for what we would like to see in the future. The KT400 is the next VIA-AMD chipset we will see, and hopefully that batch of boards will be even more impressive with a few brighter stars. Uhh, without upping the FSB of the CPU, there won't be memory performance inprovements at all. The KT400 will be just the same as KT266a and the KT333.