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Dual-Processor DDR Board from SuperMicro.
[02/08/2001 01:47 PM]
by Anna Filatova
by Anna Filatova
Well, now Iwill is not the only one to manufacture dual-processor mainboards on VIA Apollo Pro266 with DDR SDRAM support. At the DDR Summit in Taipei SuperMicro has also showcased its 370DDI mainboard with 2 FC-PGA/Socket-370. We have to point out that this mainboard looks a bit more attractive than Iwill DVD266-R, since it supports not only DDR memory, but also the ordinary PC133 SDRAM. For this purpose the board is equipped with 2 DDR slots and 3 SDR slots. The other specs of this board look as follows: 1 AGP Pro slot, 5 PCI slots, 1 ACR slot. Besides, the mainboard is also provided with promise ATA/100 RAID controller. See the picture here.
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