Leadtek 7350KDA (SiS735): 6 PCI, CPU Clock Tuning in 1Mhz increments, coming next week!!

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StormRider

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Nice! Looks better than the ECS. I hope I'll see them at computer shows. I've never seen any vendors selling Leadtek motherboards before.
 
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MGMorden

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Pretty cool. I already got the ECS board, but I like the fact that we're seeing really good sub-$80 mobo's again.
 
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NFS4

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Yep, I already got the ECS board too, but it would be nice to have some voltage/clock manipulation :) More info from OCWorkbench:

Leadtek announces this mainboard which is based on the SiS735 chipset.
WinFast 7350KDA Specifications :
Supports AMD Athlon/Duron 100/133MHz FSB SocketA CPU
Software Overclocking tool
CPU/MEMORY/PCI/AGP can be tuned at 1Mhz intervals
Multiplier is adjustable from 5x onwards
CPU Vcore, Memory Vmem, AGP Vddq can be adjusted too
BIOS provides unique "O.T.S" (Over Temperature Shutdown) to avoid
overheating.
Supports 3 x DDR DIMM up to 1.5GB
4X AGP
ATA100 IDE controller
Supports 2 USB ports up to 4 can be supported.
Leadtek Software Overclocking tool
Builtin AC97 Audio Codec
High Speed RJ45 10/100Mb Fast Ethernet (optional)
Built in "D.V.A" (Digital voice adviser)diagnostic
Supports Smart Card interface
ACPI Compliant
 
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nortexoid

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that's news to me...they make mobos?

they probably saw ECS gobbling up tons of sales w/ the k7s5a and though, what the heck...
 
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eLiu

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wow...am i the only one that knows leadtek makes mobos...? hehehe

Only reason I know is b/c I saw it on their site a while ago lol hehe But...their last mobo was a slot1, so that's prolly why no one knows about'em lol
 
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AGodspeed

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( Does anyone know if the ECS board will support AthlonXPs features?)

Yes it does/will support Athlon XP. Obviously :p;):D (j/k).
 
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zippy

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SiS745 looks to be coming in Half 1 '02 so we still have a while to wait for that. (Check the SiS Features Roadmap at vr-zone)
 
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Insane3D

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Nice...and they still have the onboard Lan...;) Like others of said, when did Leadtek start making mobo's?
 
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pay

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Seems only the low-budget mobo makers are producing this chipset (Ex: ECS, Chaintech, Leadtek)
 
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Insane3D

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"Seems only the low-budget mobo makers are producing this chipset (Ex: ECS, Chaintech, Leadtek) "

That is probably because Via is supposedly offering discounts on their chipsets to the big guys to not use the Sis chipset and stick to Via's only.... Remember MSI cancelled their Sis board supposedly because it had some sort of flaw in the chipset? These ECS boards seem to be selling like hotcakes with no flaws reported...
 
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Athlon4all

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Leadtek? I'm suprised. Trying to catch an open market I guess. Hopefully It'll be good, and cheap ocing board.
 
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Pabster

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Insane3D wrote:

"Remember MSI cancelled their Sis board supposedly because it had some sort of flaw in the chipset?"

Yeah, they were worried that when consumers didn't find a CD-ROM labelled "4-in-1 driver pack" in the retail box they'd be scared and wonder what the heck was going on :D

There's no doubt MSI pulled the plug on K735 due to pressure from VIA, but the low performance of the initial reference K735 certainly made it an easier choice, no doubt.

SiS 735 remains a performance and price/performance leader. KT266A will at best offer only marginal performance gains for twice the cost, and you're stuck with VIA chipsets. No thank you :D
 
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