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Abit BD7-RAID and Asus P4B266 Review
Posted by Philipp on: 2002-01-25 00:12:41 [ Print | Permalink ]

HotHardware has posted a comparison review between the Abit BD7-RAID and Asus P4B266 motherboard

We're back again with a look at two new motherboards based on Intel's recently released i845D chipset with DDR SDRAM support. Our initial look at the i845D was centered around some fairly standard issue offerings from Intel and DFI. MSI was the only tweaker's board that we put to the test in that round-up and it certainly shined heads and tails above the rest. This time around, we have entries from two strong veterans in the enthusiast/tweaker's motherboard market, Abit and Asus.

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