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Abit Max Series MediaXP Bay Review

By: (more) | Posted: Aug 22, 2002 12:47 am

PC Stats checks out the Abit Max Series MediaXP Bay for IT7 and AT7 motherboard owners.

The MAX line of motherboards are what they call "legacy free" motherboards which means they have no serial, parallel or PS/2 ports. Instead, the motherboard uses USB and firewire ports to communicate with peripherials. As forward thinking as this is, we still need to bend behind the case to get at the jacks. Going behind the computer can be a real hassle, so Abit came up with a "multimedia" bay for the Abit MAX AT7 and IT7 series mainboards that brings the most accessed ports up to the front, in easy grasp of everyone.
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