Latest motherboard with new INTEL chipset In Akihabara, motherboards equipped with INTEL 's new chipset Triton VX (430VX) are beginning to appear on...
Latest motherboard with new INTEL chipset
In Akihabara, motherboards equipped with INTEL ‘s new chipset Triton VX (430VX) are beginning to appear on the market. It seems that A-Open brand, FreeComputer Technology ‘s motherboards are already on the market, but this time we interviewed the original motherboard “GP-586PIT4” handled at the Galapagos Santa Fe store .
This store’s original motherboard arrived earlier than other stores, with an AMI BIOS , four 72-pin SIMM slots, and an onboard I / O interface. The USB (Universal Serial Bus) port, which is one of the highlights, has only an expansion connector pin, and it will be possible to use it by using an expansion cable and connector kit scheduled to be released at a later date. thing. Unfortunately, SDRAM (Synchronous DRAM) sockets are not supported by this model. Including other companies, SDRAM support is a little cautious, including technical verification.
The selling price is 26,800 yen.
[Interview cooperation: Galapagos Santa Fe store ]
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