MSI K7T266 Pro2-A ????

PYROMANIAC · 08-03-02, 01:44 PM

Was recently asked to build a computer for someone and I was taking a look at MSI's website and I noticed the MSI K7T266 Pro2-A...I was wondering if this is a good mobo or not? The computer doesnt have to be that great so the 3 DIMM and non RAID is fine....anyone have any opinions of this board before I buy?

GeckoBanzai · 08-04-02, 01:44 AM

I like it. Its BIOS is overclocker friendly and I haven't had any compatibilty issues with other hardware. I found RAID 0 to be overrated and really like MSIs bundled software. Its quirky and filled with oc stuff. I use a promise controller card for added storage supports up to 3 gig processors (So they say but I know the board can use the 2200 XP), has DDR (supports up to 2700)and its not totally dead from an upgrade point of view because I can still go to an XP processor and put a stick of one gig 2700 ram in each DIMM (i'll get right on that .

). It supports AGP 4X so its a good basis for current hardware.

And it goes for under $80 on price watch.

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PYROMANIAC Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Houston, Texas	MSI K7T266 Pro2-A ???? Was recently asked to build a computer for someone and I was taking a look at MSI's website and I noticed the MSI K7T266 Pro2-A...I was wondering if this is a good mobo or not? The computer doesnt have to be that great so the 3 DIMM and non RAID is fine....anyone have any opinions of this board before I buy? __________________ HD's: 1x250/1x320/4x750/3x1000/2x1500 Storage: 9.57TB/8.71TiB "Look at the nations and watch, and be utterly amazed. For I am going to do something in your days that you would not believe, even if you were told." -Habakkuk 1:5-
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GeckoBanzai Member Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: WI	I like it. Its BIOS is overclocker friendly and I haven't had any compatibilty issues with other hardware. I found RAID 0 to be overrated and really like MSIs bundled software. Its quirky and filled with oc stuff. I use a promise controller card for added storage supports up to 3 gig processors (So they say but I know the board can use the 2200 XP), has DDR (supports up to 2700)and its not totally dead from an upgrade point of view because I can still go to an XP processor and put a stick of one gig 2700 ram in each DIMM (i'll get right on that . ). It supports AGP 4X so its a good basis for current hardware. And it goes for under $80 on price watch.
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