by Anna Filatova
02/22/2002 | 05:24 PM
Well, the announcements of KT333 based mainboards will now follow in great bunches, I suppose. The fifth manufacturer, which launched a board built on the new VIA KT333 chipset appeared Jetway (the first one were: Soltek, Biostar, Gigabyte and MSI).
By the way, V333DA is a mainboard, which our Japanese colleagues failed to recognize at the DDR333 Summit (see this news story). In general the board looks very attractive due to some cool overclocking friendly features. It allows adjusting the processor Vcore, Vmem and Vagp (from BIOS Setup), as well as the clock frequency multiplier (with the jumpers). Other specs of the product are pretty standard: ATX form-factor, Socket A (three-phase processor power supply), 3 DIMM slots for up to 3GB PC1600/PC2100/PC2700 DDR SDRAM, 5 PCI and 1 CNR slot, an AGP 4x slot, ATA/133, V-Link bus (VT8233A South Bridge), etc.