Abstract: Abit has always been known for producing enthusiast level motherboards. With each new generation of chipset and processor Abit was there with a high performance and extremely tweakable motherboard. Approximately two years ago Abit launched a line of mo...
Abstract: Ever since Intel launched the Pentium 4 processor, they’ve been looking for a chipset to step up and win the hearts and minds of enthusiasts like their 440BX chipset for the Pentium II/III processors did when it was launched over five years ago. Int...
Abstract: Its no mystery that we really enjoy working with ABIT motherboards around here. Most of us cut our teeth on early ABIT mobos back in the day. I personally started out with the now famous BH6 and havent looked back. ABIT has since introduced their fa...
Abstract: Abits IC7-MAX3 The Legacy Free, OTES Cooled Canterwood Board By Dave Altavilla September 22, 2003 You definitely have to hand it to the engineers at Abit Computer. While many motherboard manufacturers are taking steps to differentiate their board from the...
The ABIT IC7-MAX3 is a very fast motherboard and we were able to do a lot of testing with it thanks to our recent Dual Channel DDR Roundup which saw us take it up and above to speeds of 250MHz FSB. While during testing we had an engineering sample arri...
Abstract: The IC7 offers support for up to 4GB of dual-channel DDR, delivering bandwidth of 4.8GB/s. Decked out with every port known to humanity, it has integrated FireWire; USB 2.0; SATA; 10/100 Ethernet and six-channel audio.
Lets get one thing straight at the outset of the conclusion. If youre planning on running at stock speeds, and stock speeds are now such that theyll take almost anything we can throw at them, then theres little point in considering the IC7-MAX3. D...
