Shuttle HOT-661V Apollo Pro Plus Slot-1
by Mike Andrawes on February 12, 1999 3:07 PM EST- Posted in
- Motherboards
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Test Configuration |
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| Processor(s): | Intel Pentium II 333 OEM |
| RAM: | 1 - 64MB NEC PC100 SDRAM DIMM |
| Hard Drive(s): | Western Digital Caviar AC35100 - UltraATA |
| Video Card(s): | Matrox Millennium G200 (8MB SGRAM - AGP) |
| Bus Master Drivers: | Microsoft Win98 DMA Drivers |
| Video Drivers: | Matrox Millennium G200 Release 1677-411 |
| Operation System(s): | Windows 98 |
| Motherboard Revision: | Shuttle HOT-661V Revision 1.0 |
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Windows 98 Performance |
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| Winstone | Quake 2 | ||
| Business 99 | demo1.dm2 | crusher.dm2 | |
| Intel Pentium II 333 (66MHz x 5) | 16.6 | 12.3 | 8.7 |
| Intel Pentium II 400 (100MHz x 4) | 19.0 | 15.7 | 11.0 |
| Intel Pentium II 402 (115MHz x 3.5) | 19.1 | 16.6 | 11.5 |
The Final Decision
The biggest appeal of the Apollo Pro Plus chipset comes in the upgrade market where the ability to reuse PC66 SDRAM in conjunction with 100MHz bus speeds and low cost are key factors. In that respect, Shuttle delivers with the HOT-661V. However, for those of you looking for a little more in a motherboard, there are more stable, more expandable, and faster boards for just a bit more money.
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AnandTech Motherboard Rating |
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| Business | |
| Performance | 76% |
| Price | 85% |
| Ease of Use | 77% |
| Overclocked Stability | 70% |
| General Stability | 84% |
| Quality | 82% |
| Documentation | 88% |
| Reliability | 82% |
| Overall Rating | 81% |
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