Sudhian has tested ABIT’s MAX3 and concluded what we all already knew: The new board is for crazy overclockers with thick wallets. Now, if UPS just could get their organization sorted out so we could get our test copy.
Until then, you’ll have to settle with Sudhian’s review, which you can find here.
X-Bitlabs has made a preview of Soltek SL-86SPV2-RL based on VIA’s latest Dual Channel chipset, VIA PT880. But VIA doesn’t seem to convince P4 users not to buy a mainboard with Intel chipset this time either.
Read the preview here.
Athlon XP owners thinking of changing mainboard might want to take a look at Tweaktown’s review of DFI’s Lanparty board based on the nForce 2 chipset. If nothing else, it’s at least a very good-looking mainboard.
Read the review here.
Intel’s new low-end chipset 848P, intended for the 800 MHz FSB CPUs, is still making its entry on the market. T-Break have gotten its hands on a MSI 848P Neo and investigates whether we should even care about the i848P when both Canterwood and Springdale boards are available and reasonably priced.
Read the review here.
