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Gigabyte GA-7VRXP Rev. 2.0
By: Tracy Cash
Lately there has been a myriad of motherboard choices for the Socket
A platform. Boards are popping up constantly with an extra "this
or that" being introduced. So many choices make for a difficult time
when you decide to make your system purchase.
One big reason for so many choices has been due to the fact that VIA
is constantly updating their chipset product line for the Socket A family.
VIA's first foray in the Socket A (DDR) platform was met with disappointment
due to slow performance. After this debacle, VIA stepped up with the KT266A
and all was forgiven.
Via, being unable to stand still, introduced the KT333 in February of
2002. The hope behind this chip was to give the Socket A platform a little
boost in performance. What you now get with the KT333 is Ultra ATA133
and DDR333 support along with all the features of the KT266A. Since the
Athlon system bus runs at 266MHz, the typical difference the KT333 has
over the KT266A is about 5%.
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one must look at before purchasing. Price, performance, stability, and
support are the main concerns when it comes time to put your money down
for a product. Gigabyte has been well known in the Socket A arena for
meeting these needs. Seldom can you find a motherboard packed with such
value as with the Gigabyte offerings. So we have chosen to test a KT333
product from Gigabyte called the GA-7VRXP Revision 2.0. Just keep reading
to see if this board has matured enough to justify a place inside your
case.
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