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VIA P4X266 Motherboard Roundup - The Forbidden Five - January 2002
moyherboard Lately, it has been improving, but don't think that all is well I was quite surprised at how quickly the board showed up after my request for it. But, no harm in being ready. A similar board, the KTTX has been in production for socket A CPUs for some time, but the BX features something that will be of great interest to users who aren't looking to upgrade their board every few months: The only major problem I had found was that the Slot 1 connector resides directly underneath the power supply.
In this review, you will see the review for a mainboard made by a relatively unknown well, at least I never heard of it until my father bought this board company called Azza.
P4X4-ALH AZZA AZZABOARD Motherboard Drivers Manuals BIOS
A note to other manufacturers in this regard: It comes equipped with both the Slot 1 and Socket interfaces. The two IDE connectors are located next to the floppy connector - and on the edge of the board no less.
Kudos to Azza for the intelligent layout of their board. And I really don't see that day coming in the near future. Other Features and Conclusion. Beginners Guides Cases and Access. The one problem for consumers who wanted to migrate to the AMD camp has been that the cost of a socket A motherboard can be quite expensive when compared to the low price they paid for their CPU. This, my friends, is the sad state of affairs for motherboards and a lot of other things in India.
The physical layout for the most part was free from any blockage. As soon as I opened the package there were several things I noticed that already put a smile on my face.
Although a lot of people won't worry about this I'd like to let everyone know that Azza packs all their boards with top-notch documentation.
Mounting brackets were provided for use with Slot 1 CPUs. This lends to easy power connector routing that doesn't block access to the memory or CPU. There is a 8 step process is the manual which includes steps for installing the audio drivers and graphic drivers as well. The DIMM slots were easily accessible.
One of the biggest selling points for these processors has been their low price. The KTBX has none of those strange problems. Motherborad me, the search had gone on for months! The same goes for the IDE connectors and everything else on the board. Speeds up to MHz are supported. Needless to say that the Thunderbird has taken on the crown as the performance processor.
Azza EPX Motherboard
No, you cannot use both at the mothwrboard time in a dual-processor configuration. It never fails that with every installation I have to do a quick review of a section to find out a detail about hooking something up - and the layout of this manual and its completeness are very comparable to manuals I've seen from Abit and Soyo.
There were two cables shipped with the board: All across the web you will find reviews for the big name boys such as Asus, ABit, Transcend, Soltek, etc. We've seen some manufacturers place connectors on their boards in strange places. We've had some mothfrboard experiences with Azza and their motherboards in the past and now Azza has sent in their forthcoming KTBX board for review.
I can't begin to count the number of manufacturers of mainboards out there Another factor here is that socket A motherboards have been slow in coming from many manufacturers, which left the adventurous first converts getting any board they could get their hands on.
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