insane schrijft: "Amdzone heeft de kx133 te pakken. Als ik de specs lees is dit in een woord BAGGER. 2 dimm slots en 2 pci slots. Die 2 dimm slots kan nog wel maar die 2 pci slots is echt belachelijk":
Tja...wat wil je op een Micro-ATX sample bordje. Ik mag hopen dat de retail-borden wat beter uitgerust zijn.
I just picked up the sample board from Via with the KX133 chipset. It's in micro ATX format with an AMR, AGP, and 2 PCI slots. It also includes on board sound, wake on modem and wake on lan, 4 massive heatsinks on the voltage regulators, 2 dimm slots, two thermal sensors, to 3 pin power connectors, 2 usb ports, 2 serial ports and 20 dip switches. Of course the most important thing is the Via KX133 chipset. According to the documentation with the board the supported bus speeds are 66, 75, 79, 83, 100, 110, 115, 120, 124, 129, 133, 138, and 143 with PCI dividers of 2, 3, and 4.
Check AMD Zone voor meer info.


Sony Trinitron tubes are renown for whipping some serious butt when it comes to image quality, which explains why Silicon Graphics and several high end CAD system providers resort to Sony monitors or boob tubes. And of course, we were duly impressed.
Text output is, simply put, razor sharp. Never seen anything this nice, and we weren’t even using G200 or G400 for that sense, just a plain-Jane TNT graphics card. Unlike other 17” or 15” monitors where we could pick out faint ghosting or image defects, the A200 churned out nothing short of perfect, at any resolution from 640 by 480 all the way to 1280 by 1024, although it truly shines at higher resolutions. Bold text, however, seems to lack the eye-popping clarity that normal text has, but remains extremely eye catching.
Graphics are just as good, with colors vivid as ever. Using this to play Incoming and Expendable was truly a feast for the eyes. Looking at the flat screen may be slightly disorientating at first, the monitor almost seems convex as it’s so perfectly flat.
The SuperG is the fastest, although not by a huge margin, in this test. It is noticeably faster than the
previous Athlon king, the 800, but it should be noted that the Athlon in its current form (with the K75 core)
will most likely never hit an air-cooled 1GHz clock speed. Instead, the first 1GHz Athlon will probably
based on a core with a full-speed on-die L2 such as the Thunderbird or Spitfire.

