VIA P4X266 Motherboard Roundup - The Forbidden Five - January 2002
by Anand Lal Shimpi on January 4, 2002 2:10 AM EST- Posted in
- Motherboards
VIA P4XB-SA
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VIA P4XB-SA |
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CPU
Interface
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Socket-478
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Chipset
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VIA
P4X266
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Form
Factor
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ATX
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Bus
Speeds
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100
- 199MHz (in 1MHz increments)
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Core
Voltages Supported
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+0.025
- 0.100V
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AGP
Voltages Supported
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Not
Configurable
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DRAM
Voltages Supported
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2.5,
2.56, 2.6, 2.65V
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Memory
Slots
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3
184-pin DDR DIMM Slots
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Expansion
Slots
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1
AGP Slot
5 PCI Slots 1 CNR Slot |
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Onboard
RAID
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N/A
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Onboard
USB 2.0/IEEE-1394
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N/A
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Onboard
Audio
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Avance
Logic ALC201A AC'97 Codec
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The final contender we have in this roundup is VIA's own P4XB-SA, a motherboard based on the P4X266A chipset. The board isn't actually made by VIA but it's contracted out to a third party manufacturer and made under the VIA label.
The P4XB-SA was actually stable with all 3 DIMM slots populated and even offers DRAM voltage adjustment.
Obviously the biggest selling point for the P4XB-SA is the added performance that comes from the P4X266A North Bridge which you can judge for yourself in the test section.
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