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| Shuttle SK41G AGP for AMD ...... and it's all in a cube | ||
| (Review by MS, January 13, 2003) |
The BIOS used is the standard Award V6.00PG BIOS with not too many frills. Memory timings can be adjusted for tRCD, CAS, tRP and tRAS, bank interleave can be enabled/disabled and the CMD rate can be set to 1T or 2T. Voltage adjustments are not available, neither for the CPU nor for the DDR voltages. The FSB can be adusted in 1 MHz steps from 100 to 132 MHz using the 1/3 PCI divider (selected via JP2) and 133 to 165 MHz.
We measured the actual DDR voltage as 2.52V on the VDD pins of the DIMM slots which is within specs but will not allow to push the system much into the realm of sensible overclocking.
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Installation
Installation of the hardware and loading the OS on a freshly formatted drive is as easy as 1-2-3, the hardware is thought out so well that there is hardly anything that can go wrong and the driver CD ... well, we already mentioned it, it is the best in the business.
Likewise, upgrading the system to an external AGP card (RADEON 9700 Pro) went without any problems whatsoever, all that is required is to physically plug in the card and load the drivers.
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