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ASUS A7V8X
Thursday May 01, 2008
ASUS
Like the KT4 Ultra, the ASUS A7V8X is an Athlon XP board that uses the VIA KT400 chipset. It packs in a truckload of extras, such as Serial ATA, FireWire, Gigabit LAN, AGP 8X and even RAID.
A high-performance motherboard with excellent features at a decent price.
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