VR-Zone has just posted a review of the Abit KD7-Raid motherboard, based on the VIA KT400 chipset! Here's a snip.
With the KD7-Raid able to unlock the multiplier on AMD Athlon XP chips, we changed the multiplier to 11.5 and made it our goal to reach at least 205 FSB with the KD7-Raid. Using SoftMenu III, we increased the CPU voltage to 1.95v, and kept pushing the FSB until it could not go any more. We ended up getting the board up to 209 FSB, using a 11.5x multiplier, giving us an effective system clock of 2.41ghz. An outstanding overclock by any means."
With the KD7-Raid able to unlock the multiplier on AMD Athlon XP chips, we changed the multiplier to 11.5 and made it our goal to reach at least 205 FSB with the KD7-Raid. Using SoftMenu III, we increased the CPU voltage to 1.95v, and kept pushing the FSB until it could not go any more. We ended up getting the board up to 209 FSB, using a 11.5x multiplier, giving us an effective system clock of 2.41ghz. An outstanding overclock by any means."
