VIA KT266: Tom and Anand's turn
Ace's returns to fray
Posted in Hardware Roundup, 12th April 2001 19:40 GMT
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HWRoundup Now for some VIA KT266 news: Tom and Anand have put the beast through its paces - their benchmarks come out a little different from Ace's Hardware's magisterial review a few days ago. In an update, Ace's explains why.
Oh yeah. Intel launched the Celeron II 850... But aren't Durons cheaper and faster?
At CeBIT there was a lot of talk about coloured PCBs, and Abit walks it like it talks it. The company has launched the KT7E, a coloured budget PCB board. It doesn't have the full 133 FSB feature, it will run the memory at 133 and the CPU at 100. Have a look here. We like what this board could do for the Duron - cheap board, cheap chip, high speeds!
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