<font color=red>"Well Abit just called me from Taiwan. Yep, at about 6:30am, sleepy, can't type. Anyway, they requested that I remove Alan's post with the e-mail from AMD about their KT7 series being removed from AMD's recommended list, which it has. I am supposed to receive some official update about the situation later today. Apparently it involves some changes in AMD's testing procedure. Unfortunately I can not speak from experience with their KT7, KT7 RAID, KT7A, or KT7A RAID, the boards which I assume were the potential boards removed from the AMD list, since I have been unable to get test samples of these boards. If you wish to know the status of these boards stay tuned and we will post details later, or check out our forum for peoples experience with these boards. I did test the KA7, which I did approve of."</font color=red>
So, are asus and abit not going to be overclockable, or are they just not good boards, or what is the final verdict? The removal of the dipswitches on the a7m basically removes that board from my wish list...
"I think I brained my damage"