Red October
03-04-2001, 08:38 PM
which is better?
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NDD
03-05-2001, 04:27 PM
Pretty hard question had you asked http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif ...
If I remember correctly, I've seen something like 20+ posts with the same question (I suppose you talk about KT7A mobo of Abit, one with KT133A chipset, same as Asus A7V133) ...
Many reviews were written, many posts were posted, and it still difficult question. Many will say Asus is way better, many will disagree with that and defend Abit. I had A7V (KT133), and recently switched to KT7A (burned the Asus during watercooling project http://www.sysopt.com/forum/frown.gif ). I could choose A7V133, but why didn't I do this ? Can't really answer, maybe I just wanted some change ...
BTW, I've already returned the motheboard to the dealer due to it's internal malfunction in CPU1 fan voltage, so I'm waiting for replacement ...
Some ppl don't like Abit and claim Abit has poor quality control, but I really don't care, eventually I'll get something I want, and it will work fine ...
By the time I worked with KT7A, I didn't had any troubles with it, it worked for almost two weeks and I only switched it off three times when I had to connect some equipment - so you can see ...
Best Regards ...
If I remember correctly, I've seen something like 20+ posts with the same question (I suppose you talk about KT7A mobo of Abit, one with KT133A chipset, same as Asus A7V133) ...
Many reviews were written, many posts were posted, and it still difficult question. Many will say Asus is way better, many will disagree with that and defend Abit. I had A7V (KT133), and recently switched to KT7A (burned the Asus during watercooling project http://www.sysopt.com/forum/frown.gif ). I could choose A7V133, but why didn't I do this ? Can't really answer, maybe I just wanted some change ...
BTW, I've already returned the motheboard to the dealer due to it's internal malfunction in CPU1 fan voltage, so I'm waiting for replacement ...
Some ppl don't like Abit and claim Abit has poor quality control, but I really don't care, eventually I'll get something I want, and it will work fine ...
By the time I worked with KT7A, I didn't had any troubles with it, it worked for almost two weeks and I only switched it off three times when I had to connect some equipment - so you can see ...
Best Regards ...
jad1097
03-05-2001, 04:39 PM
KT7A with a Duron 700. (http://personal.bna.bellsouth.net/bna/m/d/mdevan/cpuid_150x6.gif) I am happy with it.
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