Tigerdirect PC Parts Explosion!

[Crashman]

tigerdirect is having another sale, but this time it's appropriately named: The two boards listed in their mass-mailing are an old PC-Chips board and the old Abit KV7, both known for their explosions!

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[russell]

My father bought a Tiger Direct computer which I inherited and I was less than impressed by it .



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[Crashman]

Ah, my mistake, I thought the KV7 was a little older than it is.

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[phsstpok]

Abit uses the worst numbering schemes. You were probably remembering the really old K7V, KV-133 chipset, Slot A CPU.

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[Crashman]

Yes, in fact I was thinking of the K7V. It was one of the boards most famous for PC Parts Explosion!

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