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Gigabyte GA-81EXP Motherboard - Page 1
Posted by AusPCWorld on 15 August 2004 (2655 views) Rating: 1.57



Introduction

Founded in 1986 Gigabyte is noticeably one of the most well known motherboard manufacturers in the world. Today we have a look at the Gigabyte GA-81EXP socket 478 motherboard based on the 854E chipset, featuring some great features like Dual Bios, onboard RAID, USB 2.0 and more.



Product & Packaging

Well whats included, inside the box you will find everything you need to get up and running without any problems at all including all the necessary USB Cables, Firewire and also the instructions for setting up onboard RAID correctly.



Items in the box include:

- USB 2.0 Header Cable
- IEEE 1394 (Firewire) Header Cable
- SPDIF Card
- Manual & Installation guide
- Promise Raid Manual
- Driver & Installation Cdrom
- Floppy Cable and also 3 IDE Cables.
and of course the GA-81EXP motherboard






Technical Specifications

The GA-81EXP supports up to 2GB of DDR 200/266 Memory in 3 Slots, has 6 USB 2.0 ports, onboard RAID, IEEE 1394 using the VIA6306 chipset, Active Cooling on Chipset, Adjustable Memory and AGP Voltage, Onboard Sound and LAN, the list just goes on and on.


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