Abstract: Abit MAX motherboards were first mentioned early in March 2002. That time, sales of KT333-based motherboards were on the up: manufacturers tried various ways to attract the customer. Abit solved that task in one go and presented an entirely new concep...
Abstract: ABIT has long been know for its products in the overclocking community. With their MAX series of "legacy free" motherboards, ABIT has done away with some legacy ports (serial and parallel to be exact) and have stuffed the boards with every imaginable o...
Abstract: Midway through this year (2002) Abit unleashed a new breed of motherboard featuring loads of high quality integrated devices whilst doing away with all forms of legacy devices. Most PC enthusiasts loved what the new MAX boards had to offer including my...
Abstract: So far the KT400 chipset hasn?t managed to strike the right cord. We?ve looked at boards from MSI, ASUS and Gigabyte and although they?re good boards- there?s just not enough difference in performance to convince someone to upgrade from KT333. However,...
