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| Asus A7V333 (VIA KT333) Preview |
Introduction
Today we've got a very special cake for you. Four weeks before the predicted launch we've got the chance to
look over the shoulders of a prototype. Asus sent us a sample for preview and to find some issues with
our incorrigible pedantism before the board gets to the customers. As a positiv side-effekt this results into
the first preview of the A7V333 for you. So let's see.
Because it is one of that prototype boards, for which at the moment three internal beta BIOS versions are sent
to our mailbox per day, we of course can't test that board like a final product. That's why we have to limit our view
to the features of the A7V333. Besides we will give you a shot of the different modes of the KT333 and how they are
in relation to each other proportionally without telling you absolute values. With that early presample it would
not only be unfair, but quite little meaningfully as well. So do not wonder, if you won't find any values behind
the graphs.
Of course we powered the prototype through our stability- and compatibility-circuits, but even here we must put you
off to the review of the final product, when it will be released late february. At the moment we simply give Asus
a feedback of that tests, so hopefully we can contribute a little bit to give our readers among the Asus customers a
matured final product. A way, we'd like to go with other manufacturers, as well, by the way. Asus did
the first step and so we're starting immediately...
It is our first article, we present in English language, as well. So please don't be too
strictly with us, ok? ;-)
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