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Zida A845E: Minimalism Strikes Back
BIOS Version: 0.1 (March 18, 2002)
What struck us about the Zida board (also called the "Tomato Board") was its small dimensions and compact layout. Of course, to be so compact, it had to be trimmed down considerably. The A845E doesn't have any hardware features other than a sound system from C-Media (9738). But it does have two DIMM sockets, five PCI slots and a CNR slot. Three USB ports that support the USB 2.0 standard are already integrated in the ATX bracket, while you could add three others with a slot adapter - if one had only been included with the board.
The Zida board is an average performer.
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