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Shawn wrote:

> Would you postulate that since the KV7 is a KT600, that the Asus A7V600
> would also be "ok"? I ask because my local parts hole has the Asus and
> not the Abit...

I'd gamble and say probably yes, since the hardware is pretty much the 
same. I know that the BIOS can have some impact on this, though.