ALi in 2001: DDR SDRAM for all

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ASUS has always had a strong relationship with ALi and thus it makes sense that they also use ALi’s MAGiK 1 on their A7A266.  The A7A266 is like the Chaintech board in that it supports both conventional PC100/PC133 SDRAM as well as DDR SDRAM, the only difference here being that the A7A266 supports three regular SDRAM slots and 2 DDR SDRAM slots. 

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Micostar’s MS-6375 also has two sets of 168-pin DIMM slots to allow users keep their old SDRAM.

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PC Chip’s M816, also with the 2 + 2 memory configuration.

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Soyo’s K7ACA-R.