Test and Conclusion
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| CPU | AMD Athlon 750 MHz |
| Memory | 1 x 128 PC133 Mushkin SDRAM |
| Hard Drive | Western Digital 20.5 ATA66 7200 RPM |
| Video Card | Asus v6800 GeForce DDR |
| Video Drivers | Detonater version 5.22 |
| Operating System | Windows 98 SE |
| Revision | 7VM v1.1 |
| Content Creation Winstone 2000 | |
| Athlon 750 on Gigabyte 7VM | 30.3 |
| Athlon 750 on Asus K7V-RM | 30.3 |
| Athlon 750 on MSI K7Pro | 28.6 |
As you can tell from the Content Creation testing above, choosing between the AMD or VIA chipsets for you Athlon system is an easy one. However, the different manufacturers of KX133 motherboards are all on par and about equal in every stand point. The GA-7VM was only slightly (and I mean very slightly) less stable during testing the Asus counterpart. I can only leave the advantages and features for you to read, and leave the final decision up to you.
