Abit KW7 Motherboard

The KW7 series based on the VIA KT880 chipset and supports AMD K7 processor with 400FSB, and dual DDR 400 that deliver up to a 50% increase in bandwidth. With SATA RAID, LAN, and 6 channels sound, this board can easily be your foundation for a superb system

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Manufacturer: Abit

Product MPN
MPN	KW7
Key Features
Form Factor	ATX
Compatibility	PC
Chipset	VIA KT880
Compatible Processors	AMD Athlon XP, AMD Sempron
Front Side Bus Speed	400 MHz
Technical Features
Integrated Input/Output Ports	USB 2.0 x 6 • Serial Port x 1 • RJ45 Lan Port x 1 • PS/2 Mouse x 1 • PS/2 Keyboard x 1 • Parallel Port (ECP/EPP/SPP) x 1 • Floppy Port x 1
Expansion Slots	AGP x8 x 1 • PCI x 5
RAID Support	SATA RAID 0 • SATA RAID 1
Storage Controller Type(s)	Serial ATA x 2, DMA/ATA-133 (Ultra) x 2
South Bridge Chip	VIA VT8237
Processor
Socket Type	Socket A
Max supported CPUs qty	1
Memory
Memory Type	DDR SDRAM
Number of Memory Slots	4 x 184 Pin DIMMs
Supported RAM speeds	400 MHz
Max Supported RAM	4 GB
Audio / Video
Audio Output	5.1 Channels
Audio Input	Microphone Jack • 1 x Line In • SPDIF In
Video Interface	AGP 8x
Communication
Networking Type	Ethernet, Fast Ethernet
Other Features
Other Features	Dual Channel Memory Architecture
Chassis Type	Desktop
Package Qty	1
Dimensions
Depth	9.6 in.
Width	12 in.
Miscellaneous
UPC	841020001833

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By: pcmaster
Feb 14, 2005

NOT your daddy's Abit board. SADLY.

Author's Rating:

Pros: Stable, reliable, and truly superior audio. Lots of USB. KT880, the best Via SocketA chipset.

Cons: NOT an enthusiat's board. Zero overclocking. MEAGER tweaking, less than some cheapo boards. False advertising.

Bottom Line:
If you want Abit's legendary overclocking features - dont buy this board - buy an ASRock. If you want an emasculated, but stable, kt880 board - it's worth 50 bucks. Read More