T-Break has posted a review on the MSI K7D Master- one of the first boards from the new generation of Dual CPU based AMD motherboards powered by the AMD 762 MPX chipset.

The road to making dual CPUs a common thing in a power-user's machine originated quite some time ago. I remember my first dual CPU board- Abit's BP6. It was cheap and it let you run the even cheaper Celeron CPUs. The next shot at it was by VIA and we saw quite a few dual PIII boards from big players in the market like ECS and Gigabyte. That seems forgotten now as well. Now, we have AMD with their MPX chipset supporting a pair of Athlons- a CPU that has managed to find the sweet spot in many of our hearts because of it's price-performance ratio.

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