| VIA KT266A Roundup Scoring Summary |
| Manufacturer |
MSI |
Abit |
Soltek |
Asus |
Gigabyte |
Biostar |
| Part # |
K7T266 PRO-RU |
KR7A-RAID |
SL-75DRV4 |
A7V266-E |
GA-7VTXH+ |
M7VIB |
| Features |
33/40 |
27/40 |
18/40 |
26/40 |
24/40 |
11/40 |
| Ergonomics |
6/10 |
5/10 |
3/10 |
5/10 |
8/10 |
4/10 |
| Stability and Compatibility |
25/25 |
25/25 |
25/25 |
25/25 |
25/25 |
25/25 |
| Package & Support |
10/10 |
8/10 |
10/10 |
10/10 |
10/10 |
10/10 |
| Performance |
7/15 |
12/15 |
15/15 |
5/15 |
3/15 |
1/15 |
| Total |
81/100 |
77/100 |
71/100 |
71/100 |
70/100 |
51/100 |
Thanks to the manufacturers, MISR and www.jncs.com who provided the motherboards for this roundup.
The Numbers speak for themselves. That's why we developed this new system. Because it is not always easy to decide which boards are the best. Other than Biostar all five boards are top of the line boards. If you are looking for a feature filled good board the MSI KT266 PRO2-RU is the best one. If you don't care about USB 2.0 and you are willing to buy a sound card and you're into extreme overclocking than definitely choose ABIT. The other three boards were really respectable and fought well but these are the best ones.
