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Abit AT8 32X Crossfire Xpress 3200 Motherboard Review
| Manufacturer: | ABIT |
| Product: | AT8 32X Motherboard |
| Date: | Tue, Jun 13, 2006 - 12:00 AM |
| Written By: | Jason Petermann - |
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The Bundle
The bundle that comes with the AT8 32X is a typical abit bundle... nothing flashy. You get the basic cables to set up your drives, including one IDE, one floppy and six.... yes that is right SIX SATA cables! You also have your USB header and I/O backplate. The included documentation is very well done, which is typical abit. Nice colors and very detailed info. And of course, you have your CD with the appropriate drivers and utilities that are needed to run the board and monitor different functions. Back to the SATA cables that abit gives you.... take a look again, as these are just a little different:
You can see the little retention clip on these cables. This is a nice little "upgrade" to the normal SATA cables that you get. These snap right into place on the SATA connectors on the board, are very sturdy, and do not come loose form the board unless youpurposely want them off. Just for a reminder, look at the SATA connectors on the board:
Next Page - The Bios
| Review Index |
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Page 1 - ABIT's ATI Crossfire Xpress 3200 'RD580' Motherboard
Page 2 - The Layout Page 3 - The Bundle Page 4 - The Bios Page 5 - The Test Setup Page 6 - The Tests: Overall System Performance - World Bench 5 Page 7 - The Tests: Overall System Performance - World Bench 5 Continued Page 8 - The Tests: Overall System Performance and Memory Bandwidth Page 9 - The Tests: 3D and Gaming Performance Page 10 - The Tests: Overclocking Page 11 - The Conclusion |
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