Recent content by icmp

sounds like you are reading from the BIOS or something? American Megatrends = American Megatrends, Inc. They make BIOS', not motherboards. You'll need to look a little harder to find better information that will help I.D. your mobo maker, I think.

Check out all the reviews on the net about this board. Anandtech's review is a sheer anomaly (go see for yourself... something's amiss). My personal experience is that it made me a true convert (ok, not a convert, per se, but a respector) of AMD. I never thought I'd find anything as stable as...

Take a good, careful look (if you're interested in AMD SocketA supported boards, ie. Athlon, AthlonXP, Duron) at the DFI AK-76SN. I will caution you to take the local (anandtech) review with a health grain of salt. It flies in the face of ALL the other reviews I've read, and certainly is...

That's a VIA "694T" chipset based board, I believe. It's an "Apollo Pro 133a" with support for the Tualatin P3 Processors, if memory serves. The BX chipset is from Intel and is a little long in the tooth when it comes to features like AGP4x (only supports 2x) and overclocking support (doesn't...

So far, I'm striking out... here's a good starting place for others with similar question. I'll keep nosing around and see if I can find the "VT" references somewhere. http://www.chipmunk.nl/DRAM/ChipManufacturers.htm In the meantime, have u tried using something like ctSPD? you can download...