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ASUS A7V266 Motherboard User Manual
This manual guides users through installing and configuring the ASUS A7V266 motherboard, covering hardware layout, BIOS settings, and bundled software utilities. It includes safety notices, FCC compliance information, and detailed specifications of the board’s components.
Key sections cover hardware setup, BIOS configuration, operating‑system installation, and troubleshooting, with an index for quick reference.
ASUS A7V266 specifications
| CPU Socket | Socket A (supports AMD Athlon XP, Duron) |
|---|---|
| Northbridge Chipset | VIA KM266 |
| Southbridge Chipset | VIA VT8235 |
| Front‑Side Bus Speed | 266 MHz |
| Maximum Memory | 26 GB |
| PCI Slots | Three PCI expansion slots |
| IDE Interface | IDE connector |
| Audio Codec | AD1980 SoundMAX (6‑channel output) |
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Questions answered in these manuals
What CPU socket does the ASUS A7V266-MX motherboard use?
It uses a Socket A compatible with AMD Athlon XP and Duron processors.
Which chipsets are integrated on the A7V266-MX board?
The northbridge is VIA KM266 and the southbridge is VIA VT8235.
What type of memory does the A7V266 motherboard support?
It supports DDR DIMM modules (PC2100/PC1600) with up to 3 GB total capacity.
How many PCI slots are available on the board?
The board provides five 32‑bit PCI expansion slots.
Which processors are supported by the ASUS A7V266-C motherboard?
It supports AMD Athlon, Athlon XP, and Duron processors.
How many USB ports does the motherboard provide?
The board includes two USB ports.