Motherboard

The ABIT KR7A-133 I have in My Super PC is at the top of the class in PC2100 DDR motherboards. The quality and stability are extremely high and it's completely jumperless. The socket A accommodates either an Athlon or Duron processor, so upgrading the processor is no problem. The reviews are always stellar, such as this ABIT KR7A review by OC Workbench.

I chose the ABIT KR7A-133 motherboard, but any of the other variations on this model provide the same stellar quality and stability. The variations are the KR7A, the KR7A-RAID and the KR7A-133RAID. The difference in these motherboards is in their hard drive support. I discuss it further below.

	Click on any picture to see it enlarged. Paul Howland's Unofficial KR7A FAQ - Great! ABIT Home Page ABIT KR7A-133 Motherboard Home Page
	Here are the contents of the retail box.
	Here's a closeup of the ABIT KR7A-133 motherboard out of it's antistatic bag.

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