AMD's
Socket A processors are well established
in the market place. One could even
argue that AMD's T-bird and Duron
provide a superior product, at a better
price, when compared to certain other
manufacture's products. Because of this,
we're beginning to see more and more
motherboard manufactures debut products
supporting AMD's latest line of CPU's.
From the Abit's and Soyo's of the
industry and now from QDI.
QDI
KinetiZ 7T
Feature
rich but...
As do all motherboards supporting Socket
A CPU's, the QDI KinetiZ 7T uses VIA's
capable KT133 chipset. Thus, it comes
with all the features one would expect
to find in a KT133 motherboard,
including, but not limited too, ATA66
support, hardware monitoring, onboard
sound, AGP 4X, as well as the ability to
run the memory bus at 100 MHz, or at the
Front Side Bus Speed ±33MHz. Here's a
rundown of all the other features.
Chipset
NorthBridge:
VIA KT-133
Southbridge:
VIA VT82C686A
Bus
Type
5
PCI slots
1
AMR
1
AGP
1
ISA (shared)
CPU
Support
Socket A AMD Athlon and
Duron Processors
AMD
Athlon Processors at 750 /
800 / 850 / 900 / 950MHz
,1GHz, 1.1GHz and future
AMD
Duron Processors at 600 /
650 / 700MHz and future
System
Memory
Three
168 pin 3.3V PC133 DIMM
sockets
Supports
up to 1.5G SDRAM
Supports
66/100/133 MHz Synchronous
DRAM and VCM SDRAM
And
66MHz EDO DRAM
Power
Management
ACPI
V1.0 and APM compliant
Supports
S0, S1, S3, S4, S5 ACPI
power status
Auto
adjust FAN speed in the
different power status
USB
4
USB ports (2 for I/O panel
and 2 for front panel)
