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Fitted with an all-in-one monoblock which matches the Gigabyte Aorus aesthetic. All it can hope to measure accurately is the air temperature in the socket which is quite a big disappointment.
A smart move on VIA's part indeed. It's a nice looking touch, but won't please the overclockers looking to the K7T Pro2 as their next choice. A thermistor is present, but it's a surface mount type, like a resistor and comes nowhere to touching the CPU. Fast forwarding about 9 months; nForce motherboards are nowhere to be seen and we now have the KTA chipset, a new and improved version of the older KT KTA attempts to redress the balance with much increased memory bandwidth.
Test software comprises the usual suspects, MadOnion's 3DMark and SiSoft Sandra current versionI've also added a couple of benchmarks you don't usually see, notably Distributed. So there we have them, the numbers most people will be looking for.
MSI K7T PRO - motherboard - ATX - Socket A - KT Overview - CNET
I was a bit sceptical of its position at first, but, in my case k7r266 least, it seems to get the ATX connector out of the way very well seeing as though the ATX connector is the most bulky connector you'll attach to a motherboard and also the most inflexible making a poor connector placement an extra hassle.
Thanks to The Overclocking Store.
Sandra Memory Bandwidth Benchmark 9 x But VIA have persevered and here it is. I could be wrong however. With 3DMark testing overall CPU, memory and graphics performance and Sandra providing the synthetic numbers, we have pretty much all bases covered.
MSI K7T266 PRO - motherboard - ATX - Socket A - KT266
The notable additions include the USB 2. It's easier to visualise this using a diagram, so take a quick peek at the following VIA provided layouts of the chipset. So what of this new chipset? This is the first motherboard directly supporting USB 2.
At MHz, the run takes 50 seconds. MSI also had the foresight to stick down two clear pieces of plastic beneath each of the 2 center socket clips where you attach heatsinks. At any rate, it is so far from being slow! But what do we get k7t66 the KT? SmartKey is also a good value addition to the K7T Pro2 package.
l7t266 Here are the official specifications. It was run at default clocks and display settings at 9 x just to check that everything was working as far as the KTA AGP driver was concerned and the following score illustrates that perfectly.
It also seems like the BIOS setup is critical. Everything else is standard. There is no conventional thermistor in the socket to measure CPU temperature. A Quick Note on Installation and Software. A couple of BIOS tweaks and a general going over and that should be that. All in all, not a hugely compelling upgrade over current AMD DDR solutions, but the speed increases are there to be used if you can take advantage of them.
Finally before we hit the pretty pictures, the tests are performed at the default system speed of Mhz 9 x and Mhz 9 x showing the improvements to be gained both in clock speed and memory bandwidth via a higher front side bus clock.
7kt266 are also 2 fan headers near the top edge of the board, to the left and right of the DIMM slots.
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