Asus P4T533-C review
Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on June 20, 2002 at 9:01:15 PM
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As is the case with most Asus boards, the P4T533-C was no disappointment. Quite the contrary -- the P4T533-C demonstrated excellent performance, and solid support for PC1066 memory and the benefits it brings. All our tests ran without any problems, with the P4T533-C never flinching or breaking a sweat. In our opinion, the P4T533-C is well-equipped to sit at the center of a high-performance PC -- preferably in the company of a 533MHz FSB 2.53GHz Pentium 4, and loads of PC1066 memory. And why not? After all, the 4.2GB/sec transfer rate of the 533MHz FSB P4 is well matched with the 4.2GB/sec of bandwidth of PC1066 memory. In short, we're proud to award the Asus P4T533-C motherboard our highest distinction, and warmest recommendations.
As is the case with most Asus boards, the P4T533-C was no disappointment. Quite the contrary -- the P4T533-C demonstrated excellent performance, and solid support for PC1066 memory and the benefits it brings. All our tests ran without any problems, with the P4T533-C never flinching or breaking a sweat. In our opinion, the P4T533-C is well-equipped to sit at the center of a high-performance PC -- preferably in the company of a 533MHz FSB 2.53GHz Pentium 4, and loads of PC1066 memory. And why not? After all, the 4.2GB/sec transfer rate of the 533MHz FSB P4 is well matched with the 4.2GB/sec of bandwidth of PC1066 memory. In short, we're proud to award the Asus P4T533-C motherboard our highest distinction, and warmest recommendations.