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CeBIT is coming here and all mainboard makers release their roadmaps for customers’ consideration. Yesterday we told you a little about ABIT (see this news-story) and today I am going to share some details about Soltek’s upcoming mainboards for Intel and AMD platforms.

Soltek’s forthcoming mainboards for Intel Socket 478 processors:

  • SL-85SP/SL85SP-L: i865P MCH; ICH5; 400/533MHz QPB; 4 DIMM slots for up to 4GB of PC2100/PC2700 memory; dual-channel memory bus support: memory modules used should be identical and installed in pairs; AGP 8x, 6 PCI slots; 2-channel ATA-33/66/100; 2-channel Serial ATA-150 support; 10/100Mb/s Ethernet controller (for SL85SP-L only); 6-channel AC'97 sound; USB 2.0; ATX.
  • SL-85SPE/SL-85SPE-L: i865PE MCH; ICH5; 400/533/800MHz QPB; 4 DIMM slots for up to 4GB of PC2100/PC2700/3200 memory; dual-channel memory bus support: memory modules used should be identical and installed in pairs; AGP 8x, 6 PCI slots; 2-channel ATA-33/66/100; 2-channel Serial ATA-150 support; 10/100Mb/s Ethernet controller (for SL85SPE-L only); 6-channel AC'97 sound; USB 2.0; ATX.
  • SL-85MP/SL-85MP-L: i865G GMCH; ICH5; 400/533/800MHz QPB; 4 DIMM slots for up to 4GB of PC2100/PC2700/3200 memory; dual-channel memory bus support: memory modules used should be identical and installed in pairs; Intel Extreme Graphics 2 integrated core; AGP 8x, 6 PCI slots; 2-channel ATA-33/66/100; 2-channel Serial ATA-150 support; 10/100Mb/s Ethernet controller (for SL85MP-L only); 6-channel AC'97 sound; USB 2.0; ATX.
  • SL-85FRV/ SL-85FRV-L: VIA PT400; VT8235; 400/533/800MHz QPB; 3 DIMM slots for up to 3GB of PC2100/PC2700/3200 memory; AGP 8x, 6 PCI slots; 2-channel ATA-33/66/100/133; 10/100Mb/s Ethernet controller (for SL-85FRV-L only); 6-channel AC'97 sound; USB 2.0; ATX.
Soltek’s forthcoming mainboards for AMD Socket A processors:
  • SL-KT400A/SL-KT400A-L: VIA KT400A North Bridge and VIA VT8235 I/O controller; 200/266/333MHz FSB; 3 DIMM slots for up to 3GB of PC2100, PC2700 or PC3200 (DDR400) memory; AGP 8x, 6 PCI slots; 2-channel ATA-33/66/100/133; 10/100Mb/s Ethernet controller (for SL-KT400A-L); 6-channel AC'97 sound; USB 2.0; ATX.
  • SL-KT400A2: VIA KT400A North Bridge and VIA VT8237 I/O controller; 200/266/333MHz FSB; 3 DIMM slots for up to 3GB of PC2100, PC2700 or PC3200 (DDR400) memory; AGP 8x, 6 PCI slots; 2-channel ATA-33/66/100/133; 2 channel Serial ATA-150; 10/100Mb/s Ethernet controller (for SL-KT400A-L); 6-channel AC'97 sound; USB 2.0; ATX.
Soltek’s forthcoming mainboards for AMD Socket 754 processors:
  • SL-K8AV-R/SL-K8AV: VIA K8T400M North Bridge and VIA VT8235 I/O controller; 2 DIMM slots for PC2100 or PC2700 memory; AGP 8x, 5 PCI slots; 2-channel ATA-33/66/100/133; 2 channel Serial ATA-150 (Serial ATA RAID support for SL-K8AV-R only); 6-channel AC'97 sound; USB 2.0; ATX.
  • SL-K8MAV/ SL-K8MAV-R: VIA K8M400 North Bridge and VIA VT8235 I/O controller; 2 DIMM slots for PC2100 or PC2700 memory; Integrated graphics core; AGP 8x, 5 PCI slots; 2-channel ATA-33/66/100/133; 6-channel AC'97 sound; USB 2.0; ATX.
Well, now you probably know a little bit more compared to what you knew before reading this story. Knowledge is power, as Francis Bacon said.

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