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DDR400 for Athlon: A Comparison of 9 Motherboards

By Patrick Schmid published 7 October 2002

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VIA KT400: Functional Diagram

Page 1: Small Steps: Nine Athlon Motherboards With The KT400 Chipset
Page 2: VIA KT400: Functional Diagram
Page 3: The Boards
Page 4: Asus A7V8X
Page 5: Biostar M7VIK
Page 6: Elitegroup L7VTA
Page 7: Gigabyte GA-7VAXP
Page 8: Gigabyte GA-7VAXP, Continued
Page 9: MSI KT4 Ultra
Page 10: QDI KuDoZ 7X
Page 11: Shuttle AK37
Page 12: Soyo KT400 Dragon Ultra (K7VX4)
Page 13: Soyo KT400 Dragon Ultra (K7VX4), Continued
Page 14: Test Setup
Page 15: Benchmarks
Page 16: MP3 Lame 3.92
Page 17: SPEC Viewperf7
Page 18: Unreal Tournament 2003 Demo
Page 19: Comanche 4
Page 20: Conclusion: Only Asus Is Consistently In The Lead
Page 21: Features Table
Page 22: Features Table, Continued

VIA KT400: Functional Diagram

The chipset diagram should not be left out - it shows all the important features at a glance.

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