Originally posted by: Megatomic With the AN7 not having the MCP-S chipset I won't be upgrading to it
Originally posted by: Megatomic
I'll be looking for your user review OpTiX. Can you tell us now what you'll migrating from?
Cut Trace Answer
We have official word that the cut trace was necessary to correct a problem. Newer boards have the same fix.
The first lot of AN7 was with that trace cut; however, we have fully tested every piece of AN7 and all the functionalities are OK. Please ignore it as it in no way effects the board, infact it is a fix and needs to remain that way.
Please dont ask about what the specific problem was as I dont know and I am not going to ask for the schematics of the PCB layout and try to figure it out, just sufice it to say that all is well with that trace cut and future boards will not have it be visible.
This thread will now be closed. Any further questions can be pmed to me.
Thanks
ABIT PR
No, I meant MCP-S. MCP-S is MCP-T with integrated SATA. Hence the -S. The AN7 was supposed to sport this chipset but instead it got uGuru. That's just not enough of an incentive for me to upgrade from my NF7-S R2.Originally posted by: l3ored
Originally posted by: Megatomic With the AN7 not having the MCP-S chipset I won't be upgrading to it
mcp-s? if you mean mcp-t, it does have it. also, the an7 has firewire
With the Silicon Image SIL-3112a chip added it does (just like the NF7-S). The original spec for the AN7 called for the MCP-S chipset from NVidia which was supposed to have an NVidia SATA controller (like the IDE controller) embedded in the south bridge chipset. The AN7 doesn't have the MCP-S chipset, it's just an NF7-S with the uGuru as OpTiX said.Originally posted by: l3ored
but the an7 does have sata
Originally posted by: virtualgames0
rev 2.0 nf7-s soundstorm is screwed up
rev 1.2 nf7-s soundstorm worked perfectly, but my board decided to stop working one day
maybe AN7 fixed it?