Specifications

As we mentioned before, the Trinity K7 is based on the KX133 chipset. This gives the 2380 AGP 4X compliance, and full support for 133MHz memory. Here are the rest of the Trinity K7's features:

Specifications

Processor
Single Slot A
AMD Athlon™ 500 MHz to 1 GHz
200 MHz Front Side Bus
Auto-detect Processor Voltage
Clock multiplier 5.0 to 10.0
ECC Protection on system and Cache Interfaces

Chipset
VIA Apollo KX-133
VT8371 and VT82C686A

Main Memory
Three 168-pin 3.3V DIMM Sockets
Supports up to 768 MB
Supports PC100 / PC133 SDRAM and VCM SDRAM (see [ Compatiblity List ] )
ECC support via chipset

Expansion Slots
One 1x / 2x / 4x AGP v.2.0 slot
Six 32-bit PCI v.2.2 compliant slots
One 16-bit ISA slot (shared w/ a PCI slot)
Total seven usable slots

Integrated PCI IDE
Dual channel master mode
Supports four Enhanced IDE devices
Support for PIO Mode 3/4, Ultra DMA
33 / 66 and ATAPI compliant devices

Integrated I/O
One Floppy connector for up to two drives
Two 9-pin 16550 UART Serial ports
One 25-pin ECP / EPP Parallel port
PS/2 Mouse & Keyboard ports
Four USB ports (two headers via cable optional)

Hardware Monitoring
VIA hardware monitoring chip
3-pin Fan monitoring headers
Flexible Temperature Sensor Under
CPU heatsink
Hardware Detects +/- 5V, +/- 12V, CPU status
System Health Status Detect
3-pin Wake on LAN header
3-pin Wake on Ring header

Form Factor
ATX 2.01 (12.0" x 8.2")
4-layer board
Stacked Mouse / Keyboard ports
Stacked (2) USB ports
Stacked (2) Serial / (1) Parallel connectors

One thing we like about the 2380 is its 6 PCI slots. Besides Tyan, Abit's KA7 is the only motherboard we're aware of with this feature. We also agree with Tyan's decision to leave the AMR slot where it belongs: in thin air.