Anyone have experience with the ASUS TUA266

[Mockmaw]

It's the only board with the Ali Aladdin Pro 5T, designed for socket-370 tualatin chips. Only 2 reviews on it, both of which rated it as particularly good. They also say that it has 1mhz increments for FSB, but I can't find reference to that anywhere in the manual on ASUS's site.. only the ability to change it from 66 to 100 to 133mhz fsb.

Anyone have any experience with this board? I'm interested to know how it is. I know the TUSL2-C or ST6 is the best bet for a Tualatin system, but both reviews commented on it's remarkable stability.

 

[NukemAll]

The TUA266 offers fsb speeds in 1MHz increments. It is a good performing stable board. Much better than any VIA chipset boards, though not quite as good as intel chipset boards. It does, however, support DDR and larger amounts of memory than Intel's offerings, so there is potential to get better performance from this board than an intel chipset board. I should mention, though, the Abit board you mention does not support Tualatin's. No Abit boards do.

 

[Mockmaw]

Decided to pick up one of these (TUA266).. I'm interested to know how well it performs.

Abit does have Tualatin boards though: the ST6 and VH6T.. essentially the same as the SA6 (or is it SE6?) and VH6-II, only upgraded to allow tualatin support (i815 B-step and VAP 133T chipsets, accordingly.)