by Anna Filatova
12/14/2001 | 02:56 AM
Well, it is really funny that hardly have we complained about very few SiS650 based mainboards announcements (see this news story), the boards started coming as form a horn of plenty. Today a solution like that was announced by the PC Chips Company (the Chinese Elitegroup division). The mainboard specs are quite standard, as it should be an office solution in the first place, so the more standard it is the better.
However, there is one really interesting thing about this 935LR mainboard: it has 4 DIMM slots, which is a really rare thing for a microATX mainboard. All the other specs look as follows: Socket478, 2 DIM slots for up to 2GB PC2100/PC1600 DDR SDRAM supported, 2 DIMM slots for up to 2GB PC133/PC100 SDRAM supported, 2 PCI slots, integrated SiS315 graphics core, AGP 4x, AMR, AC’97 sound, ATA/100 support (SiS961 South Bridge), 10/100 Ethernet. The mainboard may go with an optional AMR V.90 Fax/Modem.