October '97 Socket-7 Motherboard Comparison

Motherboard Business Winstone 97 ABIT AX5 2.2 56.8 ABIT IT5H 1.5 56.3 ABIT IT5H 2.0 56.9 ABIT PD5N 54.2 ABIT PX5 56.1 ABIT TX5 55.1 ABIT TX5N 55.3 AOpen AP58 54.2 AOpen AX5T-2 55.1 AOpen AX5T-3.1 55.1 ASUS TXP4-X 57.0 Chaintech 5SDA 54.9 Chaintech 5SIM 54.7 Chaintech 5TDM2 55.4 Chaintech 5TTL 55.2 Chaintech 5TTM 55.2 Chaintech 5TTM1 55.3 DFI P5XV3 56.8 DFI P5XV3 (AGP) 57.0 EPoX P55-VP3 55.1 FIC PA-2007 55.4 FIC PA-2010+ 51.3 FIC PA-2011 54.1 FIC PA-2012 56.0 FIC PA-2012 (AGP) 56.4 FIC PT-2007 55.4 Megatrends HX83 55.3 MTech MIG R539 55.1 MTech MIG R540 55.2 MTech MIG R541 55.6 MTech Mustang R534F 55.1 QDI Titanium 1B 54.5 Shuttle HOT-565 56.2 Shuttle HOT-567 54.8 Shuttle HOT-569 55.7 Shuttle HOT-571 55.6 Shuttle HOT-603 56.1 Supermicro P5MMA 54.8 Supermicro P5MMS98 55.0 Tyan Titan Turbo S1573S 55.2

Not an overclocker?  At the top of the K6/233's favorites list is the DFI P5XV3 using an AGP video card which ties for first place with the TX based ASUS TXP4-X.  If you don't plan on overclocking your K6, the final decision hear boils down to which motherboard has the most PCI/ISA slots, the most DIMM/SIMM slots and the features to suit your needs.  In this case it is better to pay the Motherboard Reviews Index a visit and read the individual reviews of these motherboards to help you narrow down your choices to make your final decision much easier.