What Do ya Think of My Board

[Jiffyman]

Chipset
(North) VIA P4X266A:
Support Pentium 4 System bus
Support DDR 200 / 266 SDRAM interface
(South) VIA VT8233
Built in high bandwidth 266MB/S
V-Link

Form Factor
ATX

Processor
Intel Pentium 4 in the 478 pin package
(Including Northwood Core)

Expansion Slots
Support external AGP V2.0 compliant VGA device
Support 1X, 2X, 4X AGP data transfer
5 x PCI slots

Memory
3 184pin DDR DIMM Slot

On-board IDE Controller
2 x UltraDMA/100 Bus Master IDE from ICH2
2 x UltraDMA/100 promise 265R to support RAID 0 (OPTIONAL)
80-pin Cable Backward Compatible Legacy ATAPI Devices

Back Panel
2 Serial Ports
1 Parallel Port (SPP, EPP, ECP)
1 PS/2 Keyboard Port
1 PS/2 Mouse Port
2 USB Ports
1x Game / MIDI Port
1x Line in, 1x Line out, 1x Mic

On-board Audio
VIA AC'97 2.1 compliant CODEC

Connectors
1 x ATX power connector
1 x 4-Pin Power Connector
2 x Fan Power connectors (one for CPU fan)
4 x UltraDMA/100 Bus Master IDE (AR model only)
1 x Floppy

BIOS
Stored in 2 Mb flash memory
DMI 2.3
CPU 100 - 199MHz FSB setting
BIOS FSB step-less setting from 100MHz to 199MHz with 1 MHz increment
CPU core voltage setting from +0.025V ~ +0.10V
DDR voltage setting from 2.5V ~ 2.65V
Support IRQ manual assign table
Bootable from Floppy, ATAPI device, USB device, SCSI device

 

[Renzore101]

impressive

 

[Rick G]

This seems to be an older board. AGP support is limited to 4x while current standards are 8x. I'm not a big fan of the VIA chipsets but others use them with little or no problems.
The vdimm setting limitation of 2.65 volts isn't high enough to rum a lot of the better Ram. The 3 slot ddr would indicate you cannot run dual channel ddr.
What is the manufacture and model number of this board?

 

[diduknowthat]

its a old bored and you won't be able to put any of the newest stuff in it. And it can only use DDR266 ram and you only have 2 usb in the back. Overall not a good bored (by todays standards)