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ECS Unveils ATI CrossFire<sup>™</sup> Supported Motherboards
2005/08/31
Product News
Taipei, Taiwan, Aug 31, 2005 –Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS) today announced the availability of its PA1 MVP Extreme ATI CrossFire™-supported motherboard.
In order to provide gamers and enthusiasts with this excellent alternative multi-rendering solution, ECS worked closely with ATI with the goal of becoming the first motherboard manufacturer to release ATI CrossFire™ supported motherboards.
The PA1 MVP Extreme is the first ECS motherboard supporting the ATI CrossFire™ technology. It features ECS's unique Scalable D.G.E. (Scalable Dual Graphic Engines) design, which enables leveraging of ATI's CrossFire™ technology. With Scalable D.G.E., two PCI-E based graphics cards can be connected to work effectively in tandem to enhance overall graphics performance. Users can also take the advantage of the PCI Express architecture by plugging in any single PCI Express graphics card. Like other ECS Extreme motherboards, the PA1 MVP Extreme also comes with the company's proprietary dynamic overclocking technology, Instant Overclocking Controller (I.O.C.).
Designed to deliver leading graphics performance, the PA1 MVP Extreme also features a lengthy list of advanced architecture features to provide bandwidth and augmented functionality. The PA1 Extreme MVP supports LGA775 socket, Intel Pentium D processor, HT technology, Dual DDR2 667 memory architecture, SATAII, Gigabit LAN, 8 channel audio and comes with FSB options up to 1066.
ECS, the Elitegroup Computer Systems (TSE: 2331), has been a pioneer in designing and manufacturing computer motherboards since 1987. It was the first motherboard maker in Taiwan to be listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange in 1994. Today, the motherboard maker also designs and manufactures notebook computers for distributors worldwide. Headquartered in Taiwan with operations in North America, Europe and the Pacific Rim, ECS also has ISO 9001: 2000 and ISO 14001 certified manufacturing facilities in China, capable of producing over 2.5 million motherboards and 200 thousand notebook computers every month. For more information, please visit ECS at www.ecs.com.tw.
Media Contact: Frances Peng, frances.peng@ecs.com.tw
In order to provide gamers and enthusiasts with this excellent alternative multi-rendering solution, ECS worked closely with ATI with the goal of becoming the first motherboard manufacturer to release ATI CrossFire™ supported motherboards.
The PA1 MVP Extreme is the first ECS motherboard supporting the ATI CrossFire™ technology. It features ECS's unique Scalable D.G.E. (Scalable Dual Graphic Engines) design, which enables leveraging of ATI's CrossFire™ technology. With Scalable D.G.E., two PCI-E based graphics cards can be connected to work effectively in tandem to enhance overall graphics performance. Users can also take the advantage of the PCI Express architecture by plugging in any single PCI Express graphics card. Like other ECS Extreme motherboards, the PA1 MVP Extreme also comes with the company's proprietary dynamic overclocking technology, Instant Overclocking Controller (I.O.C.).
Designed to deliver leading graphics performance, the PA1 MVP Extreme also features a lengthy list of advanced architecture features to provide bandwidth and augmented functionality. The PA1 Extreme MVP supports LGA775 socket, Intel Pentium D processor, HT technology, Dual DDR2 667 memory architecture, SATAII, Gigabit LAN, 8 channel audio and comes with FSB options up to 1066.
ECS, the Elitegroup Computer Systems (TSE: 2331), has been a pioneer in designing and manufacturing computer motherboards since 1987. It was the first motherboard maker in Taiwan to be listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange in 1994. Today, the motherboard maker also designs and manufactures notebook computers for distributors worldwide. Headquartered in Taiwan with operations in North America, Europe and the Pacific Rim, ECS also has ISO 9001: 2000 and ISO 14001 certified manufacturing facilities in China, capable of producing over 2.5 million motherboards and 200 thousand notebook computers every month. For more information, please visit ECS at www.ecs.com.tw.
Media Contact: Frances Peng, frances.peng@ecs.com.tw