Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C., April 30 2002 -
The AT7 MAX continues to garner rave reviews. This time, Tech Report has decided to award their first-ever
Editor's Choice award to ABIT's revolutionary AT7 MAX.
Designed to bring the motherboard to the next level with an impressive array of features the AT7 does not disappoint:
"Even without the legacy-free design, the AT7 is a sure-fire winner by virtue of its integrated peripherals. ABIT's MAX moniker couldn't be more appropriate. An integrated NIC, 6-channel audio, Firewire, USB 2.0, and 4-port IDE RAID make for quite a packed spec
sheet."
The AT7 MAX is also equipped with ABIT's Softmenu™ III for all the overclockers and enthusiasts:
"The AT7 wouldn't be an ABIT board without the excellent Soft Menu III BIOS interface. Of course, since this is a KT333 board, the AT7's SoftMenu III lets you set your memory bus to 166MHz, along with the standard interleave and timing adjustments. Suffice to say the AT7 should have no problem bring even the most exotic high-performance memory to its
knees."
Tech Report simply loved the AT7: "In the end, the AT7 doesn't need all the legacy-free hype to impress me, though I can certainly appreciate the reduced-legacy initiative. Only a fetish for PCI slots and ancient components could sour you on the AT7, which looks to be the best Socket A motherboard available. ABIT wraps up a dizzying array of tweaking and overclocking options with a stack of integrated peripherals that should satiate all but the pickiest enthusiasts. The AT7 is opulent without being gratuitous, and it's a steal of a deal at $160 when you consider all the integrated goodness. For now, no other Socket A motherboard can touch the AT7, and it gets our inaugural Editor's Choice
award."
For the full review, go to: http://www.tech-report.com/reviews/2002q2/ABIT-at7/index.x?pg=1
For more information on ABIT and ABIT Engineered products, go to: www.ABIT.com.tw |
