SOYO
SY-7IZB motherboard -
21/10/99
by: Henrik
Jersling
Introduction
The AT-boards have almost
disappeared from the motherboard market but there are still some left. One
of the companies that still have AT boards is SOYO. As I think I said in
one of my prior motherboard reviews. I think the reason they keep making
boards for the AT-cases, is probably because of the low end users who want
to upgrade their computers without having to buy a new case.
A while ago I got my
hands on the SY-7IZB motherboard from SOYO. By some reason I didn’t
finish the review until now months later. This is an AT-board but it also
has an ATX power connector. If you are one of those people who owns an
AT-case and are thinking of upgrading you should read this review and if
you don’t just read it anyway.
Installation:
My system setup
during the test was as follows:
Creative Graphics Blaster Riva TNT AGP
Micronet 10Mbit PCI Network card
Creative Soundblaster 32 PnP ISA
Celeron 366MHz processor
128MB SDRAM noname
Quantum Fireball 3,8GB HD
Philips 12x CD-ROM
I had no problem installing the board I just plugged everything in and
turned the power on and it started directly. The installation of windows
also went fine, everything was found during the installation and there
were no crashes.
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