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HotHardware

20 October 2007

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itshootout.com

8 November 2003

Excerpt: Abit's IC7 series of boards are already some of the top overclocking 875 boards on the market, so one has to ask whether we needed a new revision so soon.
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itshootout.com

29 August 2003

Excerpt: Abit were one of the first out of the blocks with an 875 based motherboard with their IC7 motherboard, and along with the Asus P4C800, quickly established itself as the
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X-bit labs

9 July 2003

Summary: You can get Intel PAT for free; you can get it for a lot of money, but what about getting it for just a few extra dollars?
Pros: High stability;, Excellent overclocking and tuning options;, AGP Pro 50 support;, USB 2.0 and IEEE1394 support;, Integrated 6-channel audio;, Serial ATA-150 RAID suppo...
Cons: PCB layout has a lot of drawbacks;, Extremely loud active MCH cooling system;, Only 5 PCI slots;, No integrated Ethernet controller at all;, Only two Serial ATA-150 po...
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techreport.com

2 July 2003

Summary: With a street price of only $178 online, the IC7-G is among the cheapest Canterwood-based motherboards to come with Gigabit Ethernet.
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ABIT IC7