Since this was the only other Socket 7 motherboard in the shootout other than
the Azza 5 SMT, we didn’t include it in our shootout. However, we did test the
board. It supports an FSB of up to 100 MHz and has two ISA and three PCI slots.
It has connectors for both ATX and AT power supplies.

This board can be used for very base level work, because its performance
scores were well below the others in the shootout. Don’t expect too much from
its graphics sub-system other, as it didn’t score too well in the
corresponding benchmarks. In fact, Quake III Arena didn’t run at all on the
board.

Considering the performance, the board is pretty expensive. However, the
overall cost of the machine based on this board would be lower, since it
supports Socket 7 processors.