Abit IS7-E2 Bios 17

1. Added adjustable MAX & MIN multiplier items for certain retail Intel CPUs.
2. Updated CPU micro code.

3. Supports certain SATA CDROMs when "OnChip Serial ATA" is running in "Enhanced Mode".
4. Changed "PWM Shutdown Temperature" to "Disabled". "PWM Warning Temperature" defaults to 95�C.
5. BIOS compile date: 11/23/2004


Specifications:


The IS7-E2 strikes a perfect balance of features and performance for the advanced user. Based on the Intel 865PE chipset, the IS7-E2 supports a total of 2GB Dual DDR 400 memory, and features 2 channels of Serial ATA for a transfer rate of 150Mb/sec. What's more, the IS7-E2 includes an advanced ALC658 codec for rich, 6-channel audio, and 8 high-speed USB 2.0 ports to connect to today's hottest peripherals.

ABIT EQ
ABIT's comprehensive, Windows-based hardware monitoring utility reports fan speeds, voltages, and system temperatures.

FanEQ
Control your CPU Fan Speed with the easy to use ABIT FanEQ interface.

FlashMenu
ABIT's One Click BIOS Update for a 1 minute BIOS update.


FSB 800MHz
The 800MHz FSB increases bandwidth and improves overall system performance.


Dual DDR 400
Supports up to 2GB of Single/Dual channel DIMM modules, delivering massive memory bandwidth for increased system performance.


SATA 150
Serial ATA is an evolutionary replacement for the Parallel ATA storage interface. This new high-speed interface boosts data transfer rates to up to 150 MB/sec. More flexible power tolerances allow for smaller and more efficient cables.

LAN 10/100
Lets you easily connect to the world wide web at high speeds without having to buy a separate 10/100 Ethernet card.

6-Channel Audio
Lets you enjoy 6-channel audio without having to buy advanced sound cards.


USB 2.0
Supports speeds up to 480 Mb/sec, approximately forty times faster than conventional USB 1.1

AGP 8X
AGP 8X standard for enhanced graphics performance.




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