NF2ULTRA Socka MAX-3GB 3D-DDR A5PCI AGP8X USB Snd Lan Sata 400

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Summary: 400 = Rev 2
Review: ABIT NF7-S Rev. 2
Answer to the previous reviewer. Rev 1 only supported 333 MHz FSB while Rev 2 supports 400. This is the motherboard recommended in anandtech's April 2004 overclocking system buyer's guide.

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Summary: 400 = Rev 2
Review: Desription doesnt state whether this NF7-S is the original version (400mhz memory/333mhz FSB) or version 2 (400mhz memory/400mhz FSB). Does anyone know?

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Summary: Confusing Amazon Title
Review: Desription doesnt state whether this NF7-S is the original version (400mhz memory/333mhz FSB) or version 2 (400mhz memory/400mhz FSB). Does anyone know?

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Summary: yeah but....
Review: In reply to previous reviews, Amazon does not state that this is revision 2.0, nor does it state that this board actually supports 400FSB - They merely copied data from Abit, and you can not tell what revision they are selling.

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Summary: It's version 2.0, and it's great.
Review: The one I bought from Amazon is indeed Ver.2.0 and capable of supporting 400 FSB cpu's. I have a AMD Athlon 2800+ cpu (333FSB) running with 512 MB crucial 2700 ram (2 X 256). This combo works! This MoBo has a lot of expand abilities that set it apart from some of the comparable priced units. Features such as 5 PCI slots, three slots for DIMM RAM (up to 3 Gig!), AGP slot (gotta have 8.0) gives plenty of room for expansion. Excellent on board sound too. Onboard LAN also! I think, for the money, this is the best MoBo available today (that's why I bought it).