ABIT KT7A-RAID Socket-A KT133A ATX
by Mike Andrawes on January 21, 2001 11:31 PM EST- Posted in
- Motherboards
The Bad
ABIT products are usually priced above average, and the KT7A-RAID is once again no exception. If ABIT could have lowered the price by around 12 - 15%, the KT7A-RAID would definitely become very competitive. If you don’t need the RAID support, a KT7A without the HighPoint controller is also available and could save you a few bucks.
The CPU socket is too close to the right edge. When the motherboard is seated inside the case, it is very difficult to remove the heatsink/fan from the processor.
USB Compatibility
· Number of Front Universal Serial Bus Root Ports: 2
· Number of Rear Universal Serial Bus Root Ports: 2
· USB IRQ Enable/Disable in BIOS: Yes
· USB Keyboard Support in BIOS: Yes
Recommended SDRAM
Recommended SDRAM: 1 x 128MB Corsair PC133 SDRAM; 1 x 128MB Mushkin PC133 SDRAM
SDRAM Tested: 1 x 128MB Mushkin PC133 SDRAM
Manufacturer: Corsair
Purchase Website: http://www.corsairmicro.com
Manufacturer: Mushkin
Purchase Website: http://www.mushkin.com
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