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jmke 21st June 2004 14:19

EPoX launches high end Socket A motherboard: EP-8RDA6+ Pro
 
EPoX Computer Co. Ltd (EPoX), the well-renowned manufacturer of high-end nVidia-based motherboards, today released new offering, EP-8RDA6+ Pro. Featuring amazing Gigabit Ethernet performance, hardware-optimized firewall security, and advanced RAID function, EP-8RDA6+ Pro provides PC enthusiasts, gamers, technology aficionados a powerful, feature-rich, and cost-effective platform.

Utilizing NVIDIA nForce2 Ultra 400Gb, EP-8RDA6+ Pro features the world first native Gigabit Ethernet networking, which provides over 200% more networking bandwidth compared to older PCI-based solution, while lowering overall CPU overhead. As security is a mainstream concern, EP-8RDA6+ Pro provides the only hardware-optimized Firewall solution, effectively protecting personal PC from network level hacking attacks and other common security risks without sacrificing a lot of networking performance.
At the storage front, EP-8RDA6+ Pro provides six high performance Serial ATA ports (with up to 150MBps bandwidth) with easy-to-use full RAID function support. Under a simple user interface, end-users can easily manage and activate RAID 0, 1, 0+1 functions. EP-8RDA6+ Pro also supports one of the most versatile RAID levels, RAID 5, which stripes both data and parity information across three or more drives.


For a long time, EPoX has been recognized as the leader in the nVidia platform market. Adding impressive new features, unparalleled performance and stability to this new offering, EPoX proofs the capabilities to capture the attention of enthusiasts and the mainstream.


Key Specifications
* nVidia nForce2 Ultra400+Gigabit MCP chipsets
* Support 462-pin socket A AMD Athlon XP processors 1500+ to 3400+
* 3 Dual Channel DDR-400 DIMMs
* 5 PCI slots; 1 AGP8X slot
* 8 USB2.0 ports; 2 1394a ports
* Gigabit Ethernet port with Firewall support
* 8CH Audio, support SPDIF Coaxial/Optical output
* 2 S-ATA ports with up to 150MBs bandwidth
* 4 S-ATA ports from Silicon Image Sil-3114 with up to 150MBs bandwidth with RAID 0, 1, 10, 5 support
* EZ Boot, Magic Health, Power BIOS, Magic Flash, Magic Screen

http://www.epox.nl/newshtm/jun.htm

StaRflaM 21st June 2004 14:46

looks like an gigabit northbridge cooler :)

Da_BoKa 21st June 2004 14:47

when will it be fore sale here in Belgium??

jmke 21st June 2004 15:02

2-3 weeks I'm guessing/hoping :)

FreeStyler 21st June 2004 18:44

too late, already bought me a P4 CSA setup.

1.640TB

cR00zIFI><3r 21st June 2004 19:15

I'm going to buy one for shure...

Socket A isn't dead yet! ;)

Da_BoKa 21st June 2004 19:32

yes i'm glad to see that they aren't socket a behind

there is some potential in that socket, and hopefully they will give uw 250 fsb out of the box

DUR0N 21st June 2004 20:34

native gigabit and raid 5 :d

this board is going to shake the storage pc sector quite hard imo!

RichBa5tard 21st June 2004 21:01

Wow, raid 5 / 10. impressive! Imagine if it were reliable too! :o

Tarantula 21st June 2004 23:41

what about onboard sound, still the same quality as epox8rda+ and abit nf7-s?


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