VIA Hardware has posted a review on the ASUS A7V266 motherboard.
We´ve seen the layout of the A7V266, in one version or another, for a number of months now. Originally, the board had a 2 DDR + 2 SDR configuration, but ASUS decided that a pure DDR solution would make more sense considering the current memory market conditions. Their own A7A266, which was marketed heavily on the ability to run either DDR or SDR, failed to sell as hoped, and thus ASUS has reverted to a more standard configuration of 3 184 pin DDR DIMM slots. The KT266 chipset supports up to 3GB of unbuffered or buffered DDR-SDRAM.Read more
