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Elitegroup K7S5A Pro
 Elitegroup K7S5A Pro ... on the research, development, and production of mainboards, the heart of the computer. Through its diligence and perseverance, EliteGroup has been recognized as one of the major mainboard companies in the world. EliteGroup stays at the forefront of technological innovations, developing value-added products at affordable prices.Newest Review: ... video onboard but an AC97 compliant sound chip from C-Media is included. Motherboard chipset provided by SIS. This board was ... more ... difficult to set up initially, requiring the bios to be reconfigured away from the default to get the system to run stable. Network cards also presented a problem, stopping the system from booting. I did however get it running smoothly with a Netgear card, but once it had been removed and re-installed this also stopped the system booting.
The BIOS ( American Megatrends ) also became a problem after a year or so, regulary forgetting its settings and constantly having to be manually reset. Yes, the battery had be...more |
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Elitegroup K7S5A Pro: Its Pants!!! (370 words)
by Galloway - written on 28/02/05 (Very useful, 2989 readings)
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The ECS K7S5A Pro offers itself as a slight advance on the older K7S5A. But only slightly. The board itself is compact for a full ATX design so there should not be any problems fitting it in a case. The Darl Purple colour of the board looks quite nice. The board has 5 PCI slots and 1 AGP 4x graphics slot. It takes a Socket A AMD processor up to an XP2600 with 266mhz FSB. As this chip is no longer availiable a XP2400 should be considered the max. Slots are included for both SDR 168pin and DDR 184pin ram. Two slots for each type providing for a max of 1GB ram. Only one type of ram can be used at once. Two IDE controllers enabling 4 ATA devices ...
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