Especially considering that AGP Pro video adapters imply a system of a higher class - if not DDR, then on the KT133A at least. AMR one is pleasant. ISA slot is absent since it doesn't correspond to ASUS conception of promotion of new technologies. Many consider that position of power supply connector between ports and a socket is a drawback. But it's not so terrible as it may seem.
Opponents say that cables prevent cooling since they are on the way of a fan.
But with only a single tie the cable coming to a power supply connector are drawn to the back side of the case what makes no problems for cooling and for the front part of the board. Plus, connectors of FDD and two IDEs are too close to each other. Nevertheless, they are perfectly positioned on the board. A connector for a CPU's fan is hidden next to the keyboard port, and one of two additional ones is put in the center of a triangle formed by AGP slots and DIMMs. At last, a USB connector is located too close to the front edge of the board.