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| Maximum3D awards KT7E "Editor's Top Choice" |
2002/01/30
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Taipei, Taiwan, Friday June 29, 2001 - Maximum3D recently reviewed ABIT's KT7E. Filling a gap in the market, the KT7E is an excellent motherboard and a reasonable price. Here is a short snippet from the conclusion to whet your appetite:
"Abit has given us a new motherboard for the masses, one that is cheap, fast, and looks damn cool. We strapped an ..................
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| ABIT Introduces the KT7E . |
2002/01/21
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Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C. Tuesday, March 27, 2001- ABIT is proud to announce the launch of the KT7E. This newest AMD-based motherboard is based on VIA?s KT133E chipset. The KT7E is an ATX form-factor mainboard designed for use with all AMD-K7 ?Socket A? 200MHz FSB processors, including ?Thunderbirds? as well as ?Durons.?It supports all normal industry standard functions, including Advanced Configur..................
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| HEXUS Awards KT7E .
"Editor's Choice" |
2002/01/21
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Taipei, Taiwan, Friday 1 June 2001-HEXUS recently reviewed ABIT's KT7E, and they were blown away by the combination of options, performance and price. "This board is going to do well. It looks good, and it is cheap. It has all the cool features, settings, and expansion which you require from a mobo, especially things like overclocking, and a stable Northbridge chipset." Here are a couple of snippe..................
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| Overclockers Online on ABIT's KT7E :
"low end board?yeah right!" |
2002/01/21
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Taipei, Taiwan, Friday 1 June 2001-The ABIT KT7E is the only KT133E chipset based mainboard at the moment, so in fairness, it is difficult to compare. However, Overclockers Online reckon that ABIT's latest addition to the AMD family is a star performer.
The guys over at Overclockers Online had trouble reconciling the specs with the obviously superior performance...
"To see wh..................
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| Planet Savage on KT7E :
"Mean looking Blue Machine" |
2002/01/21
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Taipei, Taiwan, Tuesday 19 June 2001-Planet Savage ran the ABIT KT7E through the proverbial gauntlet to see what it is made of. And what is it made of Something special Pair the KT7E with a Hercules video card and voila! A mean looking blue machine that kicks ass is formed. A solid and in-depth review, Planet Savage takes the KT7E through an array of benchmarks to arrive at this conclusion:
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