VIA P4X266 Motherboard Roundup - The Forbidden Five - January 2002
by Anand Lal Shimpi on January 4, 2002 2:10 AM EST- Posted in
- Motherboards
Azza P4X2-AV
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Azza P4X2-AV |
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CPU
Interface
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Socket-478
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Chipset
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VIA
P4X266
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Form
Factor
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ATX
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Bus
Speeds
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100
- 132MHz (in 1MHz increments)
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Core
Voltages Supported
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Not
Configurable
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AGP
Voltages Supported
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Not
Configurable
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DRAM
Voltages Supported
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Not
Configurable
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Memory
Slots
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3
184-pin DDR DIMM Slots
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Expansion
Slots
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1
AGP Slot
6 PCI Slots 1 CNR Slot |
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Onboard
RAID
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N/A
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Onboard
USB 2.0/IEEE-1394
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N/A
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Onboard
Audio
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VIA
VT1611A AC'97 Codec
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Azza is another manufacturer we don't hear from too often but they wanted to make a name for themselves as being one of the brave few that would release a P4X266 based motherboard.
There's nothing too unique about the P4X2-AV other than the use of VIA's own VT1611A AC'97 Codec. The sound quality of this codec was decent, and definitely better than what we heard from the ALC100 on the Acorp board.
Our biggest complaints were with the perceived stability of the P4X2-AV during our testing; the board wasn't stable at all with 3 DIMMs and wasn't stable in general compared to the other solutions. None of the other boards had as many crashes in a two day testing period as the P4X2-AV.
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