VIA's KT266A: The Saga Continues
by Anand Lal Shimpi on September 3, 2001 1:08 AM EST- Posted in
- CPUs
The Test
There are two contenders that we would have really liked to include in this review but couldn’t. The new ALi MAGiK1 B0-stepping chipset is performing quite well (although not as well as the KT266A) but Iwill was unable to provide us with a sample board in time for this review. NVIDIA’s nForce is also ready for action but NVIDIA isn’t quite prepared to let us publish benchmarks yet, it won’t be much longer for that one either.
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Windows 2000 Test System |
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Hardware |
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CPU(s) |
AMD Athlon-C 1.4GHz | |||||
| Motherboard(s) | ASUS
A7M266 (AMD760) ASUS A7V133 (KT133A) ECS K7S5A (SiS735) MSI K7T266 Pro (KT266) VIA KT266A Reference Board (KT266A) |
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| Memory |
256MB
DDR266 Crucial DDR SDRAM (Micron CAS2) |
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| Hard Drive |
IBM Deskstar 30GB 75GXP 7200 RPM Ultra ATA/100 |
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| CDROM |
Phillips 48X |
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| Video Card(s) |
NVIDIA GeForce3 64MB DDR |
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| Ethernet |
Linksys LNE100TX 100Mbit PCI Ethernet Adapter |
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Software |
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Operating System |
Windows 2000 Professional Service Pack 2 |
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