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| EPoX 8KRAI & 8KRA2+ VIA KT600 Motherboard |
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| EPoX Website Specifications - BIOS Driver - PR - Manual Boards Compatibility Table Photos 1 2 3 4 VIA KT600 Chipset Other KT600 Boards |
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| Motherboard Review 11/10/03 Thor's Hardware 11/07/03 Tec Central 10/20/03 Bit-Tech 09/27/03 HWL 09/09/03 Pure OC 08/19/03 EX Hardware 08/10/03 au-ja! 08/08/03 Techware Labs 08/08/03 Planet 3DNow! 08/04/03 OC-Zone 07/12/03 Computer Base 07/08/03 OC.TW 07/01/03 AnandTech 06/26/03 Hexus 06/25/03 Hard Tecs 4U System Review - none yet - Overclocking - Modding see OC Special Short Specifications EP-8KRAI • Socket A for 200/266/333/400MHz FSB AMD Processors • VIA KT600 + VT8237 Chipset • 1 Floppy drive controller - 2 serial ports - 1 parallel port • 5 PCI slots - 1 AGP (AGP 8X) • 2 standard IDE ports for ATA-133, backwards compatible with ATA-100/66 • Two S-ATA ports with up to 150MBps bandwidth by VT8237 for RAID • 3 DDR SDRAM banks for Maximum 3 GB memory DDR333/400 • Supports DDR333/400 using VIA FastStream64 • 4 USB 2.0 ports, 4 extra by optional USB back-panel cable • Onboard sound, 6 channel ALC655 Audio with Jack Sensing • Standard ATX format 305 x 245mm x 40mm, ATX Size • 10/100Mb Fast Ethernet by onboard VIA PHY |
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| "After testing the new Epox 8KRA2+ BIOS it is clear that application performance is nearly identical to the scores initially posted in this review. We now have a handful of KT600 motherboards in our West Coast Labs and it is, for the most part, quite clear that KT600 motherboards will be generally slower than nForce2 Ultra 400 motherboards. Perhaps as BIOSes mature performance will improve enough to overtake nForce2 Ultra 400, but we won't be holding our breath." AnandTech 07/01/03 |
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