PlanetHardware heeft een review online gegooid van de Abit Siluro GeForce2 MX. De kaart blijkt net zo goed te presteren als andere GeForce2 MX-kaarten (no surprise there). Verder legt PlanetHardware ook nogal veel nadruk op het feit dat bij een resolutie van 1024x768 en hoger de GeForce2 MX zijn grote broer toch echt niet kan bijhouden. Ook niet echt een verrassing. Conclusie is dat de Abit één van de betere MX-kaartjes op de markt is, maar dat je meestal beter voor iets meer poen een GeForce2 GTS kan kopen:
When making comments about GeForce2 MX based cards, one of the primary factors we take into consideration is the cost of the product itself - usually around $100. The Siluro GeForce2 MX comes in priced a bit higher than some other versions available, but this one has a fairly hefty software bundle, as well as good TV-out capability. Sure it can't handle over 60fps at high detail and high resolution - but that's not the reason you buy a card like this. You'd buy it if you don't play that often, but still want decent performance. And, for a little extra cash you get some quality stuff with this card, a nice bonus. For the market that this card is intended for, this card is as good as they come.
On the downside, after spending life on the greener side of the fence, no one in their right mind would want to choose this card over one based on the GeForce2 chipset, so long as you had the cash to back yourself up. We still feel that cards based on the GF2 chipset are a bargain, that is until Nvidia releases their next generation GPU next year.