This was a huge hit due to the well loved and super performance of the BX chipset and also being able to have the ATA-66 hard disk controller and up to 8 IDE drives. ABIT's first AMD Athlon board came in the form of the KA7. Using the VIA Apollo KX133 chipset this motherboard turned out to be quite a hit. When Highpoint released the HPT370 ATA-100 controller Abit used the same board as the KA7 and added in the extra IDE controller, this added support for up to 8 IDE drives and also the new IDE RAID support. Thanks to Abit we were lucky enough to acquire an Abit KT7 RAID for review.
Lets find out.