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Overclockers Online has a review up of the 8K3A+ from Epox. This one uses the Via KT333 chipset.
A few months ago, VIA released the successor to the popular KT266A chipset. Their latest chipset goes by the name KT333 and it is targeted as VIA's new poweruser chipset for socket A systems. With the KT333, VIA is now officially supporting DDR 333 memory, running at 166MHz instead of 133MHz. One of the very first manufacturers to get us a KT333 socket A motherboard was EPoX, a company well known for their highly overclockable motherboards featuring truckloads of goodies. EPoX' KT333 board is called EP-8K3A and starts where the 8KHA+ left off ... As our review revealed, the 8KHA+ was a definite winner, so expectations for its big brother are high! Did EPoX manage to fulfill people's expections? Did they succeed in their mission to produce a worthy successor to the 8KHA+? Only one way to find out ... Here at O², we gave this new kid on the block a thorough workout to see how it would act up and wrote a report on it.
Overclockers Online has a review up of the 8K3A+ from Epox. This one uses the Via KT333 chipset.
A few months ago, VIA released the successor to the popular KT266A chipset. Their latest chipset goes by the name KT333 and it is targeted as VIA's new poweruser chipset for socket A systems. With the KT333, VIA is now officially supporting DDR 333 memory, running at 166MHz instead of 133MHz. One of the very first manufacturers to get us a KT333 socket A motherboard was EPoX, a company well known for their highly overclockable motherboards featuring truckloads of goodies. EPoX' KT333 board is called EP-8K3A and starts where the 8KHA+ left off ... As our review revealed, the 8KHA+ was a definite winner, so expectations for its big brother are high! Did EPoX manage to fulfill people's expections? Did they succeed in their mission to produce a worthy successor to the 8KHA+? Only one way to find out ... Here at O², we gave this new kid on the block a thorough workout to see how it would act up and wrote a report on it.