Net als Thresh's Vuurpeleton heeft ook AnandTech een review klaar van de MSI K7T Pro KT133 plaat met 1xAGP, 6xPCI, 1xCNR en 3xDIMM. Zoals we gewend zijn van Microstar is ook dit model vrij compleet en valt er weinig te klagen over zijn prestaties. Overklokkers zullen het ontbreken van de multiplier dipswitches echter niet waarderen:
Compared to the only other widely available Socket-A options, the Gigabyte GA-7ZM and FIC AZ-11, the K7T Pro offers more expansion and more tweaking/overclocking options. It's certainly a solid choice for building your new Athlon or Duron system. However, overclockers will probably still want to wait for the ASUS A7V or ABIT KT7 and their supposed support for unlocking the multiplier of AMD Socket-A processors. Our recommendation is still to wait until the first wave of Socket-A boards have arrived and we can see exactly which one is best. Of course, that may not be the easiest thing to do with AMD's latest CPU's tempting you to upgrade.