— -- Internet speculation about the fate of Taiwanese manufacturer Abit has been running at feverish paces this week. But as Obi-Wan Kenobi might say, the alleged death of the company is ...

Founded in 1989, Abit long enjoyed a status as one of the more popular motherboard vendors among consumers–arguably, providing some of the first enthusiast-branded motherboards a feverish ...

The ABIT KX7-333R Motherboard Review Plain on the Outside, Potent on the Inside By, Jeff Bouton June 27, 2002 Ever since the KT333 was first. Skip to content.

Abit's BE6 Motherboard - Slot1 Intel BX w/ ATA66 EIDE; Probably the most familiar name to the hard core Overclocker, Abit has been producing motherboards, that break the mold and set new standards ...

ABIT's reputation for overclocking to the max is secure - in fact, this is definitely a personal best for any Intel 975X motherboards we have had here in the TweakTown labs. No other company has ...

Abit went on to launch a number of other popular enthusiast motherboards, including the BH6, K7A, and IC7-G, but the combination of extremely shady financial dealings and the industry-wide ...

Here’s a quick peek into the near future, where Universal Abit is first up with an HDMI-equipped motherboard. The Abit IL-80MV also supports Intel’s newest Core 2 Duo chips, and has dual SATA ...

ABIT's upcoming AM2 motherboards are pretty much complete and ready to go. ABIT will release their "Fatal1ty" AN9 32X motherboard in June and boards should be shipping at the same time.

Abit Fatal1ty AA8XE Motherboard Preview. Designed in colaboration with celebrity gamer Johnathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel, the AA8XE motherboard features many advanced overclocking features.

The Abit KN9 SLI is based on NVIDIA's nForce 570 SLI chipset for AMD's AM2 processors. There are a lot of good AM2 motherboards out there, does this one join the elite ranks? We dive in to find out ...

The caps along the proc slot, was it only the shorter of the 2 types that failed, or were there some cases where both types failed? I'm likely going to be ...

Taipei — Taiwanese motherboard maker Abit Computer Corp. wants to make the task of keeping PCs healthy and running smoothly a bit easier. To do this, the company has begun building a ...