Last year, VIA released the much praised Apollo KT266A. This chipset set new records for performance and stability on AMD platforms. Recently, their latest, the KT333 was announced. This chipset adds support for 333MHz DDR memory speeds, thus greatly reducing a well-known bottleneck. Today, we are testing ten motherboards from several different manufacturers to see just how this chipset stacks up. VIA and AMD have proven over the last few years that their products are more than a match for the competition. When partnered with some excellent motherboard producers, they offer a solution that is very hard to turn down.