Once Again: The 815 Chipset In Detail
We have already provided several articles discussing basic technical features of Intel's 815 chipset. If you want a refresh, or are new to these reviews, then definitely click on the following links to read related articles published within the last few months:
- General information about the 815 chipset
- Differences within the 815 Chipset Family
- Review of Final i815/Solano Chipset
- Five Boards with 815/Solano Chipset
- Leading by Speeding: Solano at 166 MHz
- The 150 MHz Project, Part 3
- Turbo Drive: Two Dual Boards with 2000 MHz
- Crème De La Crème: Special Edition 815 Boards and Useful Add-Ons
Motherboards In Previous Reviews
Some of you might also want to re-read the evaluations of boards that we tested half a year ago to get up to speed on everything we have on offer in this round-up:
- ABit SE6
- AOpen AX3S Pro
- Asus CUSL2
- Azza 815TX
- Chaintech CT-6OJV
- DFI CS35-EC
- Elitegroup P6ISM
- Epox EP-3S1A
- Gigabyte GA-6OXM7E
- IWill WO2-R
- Jetway 616AF
- MSI 815E Pro / MS-6337 Pro
- Procomp BIS2M
- QDI SynactiX 2E
- Shuttle ME21
- Siemens 1184
- Tekram S3815-ANE
- Transcend TS-ASL3
- Asus CUSL2-C Black Pearl plus iPanel
- Azza 815EXP plus Azza-Up Panel
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