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ECS is best known for its low cost motherboard and the new 671T-M motherboard is no different. The board uses SiS671 chipset and claimed to be compatible with Vista. The board will support Intel Core 2 Duo/ Pentium D/ Pentium 4/ Celeron D processors, and DDR2-667/533 memory up to 4GB.
“With official certification for Windows® Vista™, the SiS671 is promised to optimize the overall performance of ECS 671T-M motherboard. We are glad to see the adoption of SiS671 in ECS 671T-M motherboard and foresee the forthcoming success of such a valuable product.” said Daniel Chen, CEO and President of SiS.
ECS 671T-M uses Mirage graphics engine as its built-in GPU and sports PCI Express 16x slot. The board also has two serial ATA ports, four USB 2.0, built-in 10/100Mbps Ethernet.
4 Responses to “ECS 671T-M – SiS671 based motherboard”
Anonymous™ August 18, 2007
Does this motherboard use IDE hard disk drives? Or, is it able to use IDE hard disk drives? I know that it is SATA hard disk compatible but is ithe board uses SATA exclusively?
+1Ewdison Then August 18, 2007
It have an IDE
Neutralmasterfu November 27, 2007
Hello, if you have the answer, could you please email me at uber1337h4xx0r ? It’s a gmail account. (Sorry I wrote it like that. I’m trying to avoid automated spam…. )
Anyway, here’s my question:
I bought one of these, because it was advertised as having 6.1 channel sound. I kind of expected at least 6 “audio out” ports. But there’s only one… Is this normal? If so, where do my 5 other speakers go into? I mean, my 4.1 channel sound card has 2 line out ports (rear and front). Will I need a special receiver of some sort? (I hope not… I want to just use regular generic speakers…)
Thanks in advance.
NeutralNewbie December 9, 2007
Is there a setting that I need to change to get operating systems to see my 3 gigs of RAM? I have tried 64 bit versions of Vista, XP and Ubuntu and they all detect 3 gigs of RAM. I tried the latest BIOS and all 4 gigs show up on bootup. Any help is appreciated.
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