Gigabyte 7S748-L SiS 748 Mainboard Gallery (1)

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Gigabyte GA-7S748-L SiS 748 Mainboard Gallery (1)
Overclocker 21 Oct 2003

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The Package/Mainboard

The package comes with the manual, CDROM and IDE cables,
USB bracket.

The Mainboard is colourful and is "ready documentation" for quick installation of the system. The board uses a 2 phase voltage regulator design. The Socket A surrounding is clear. Fitting the Thermaltake Volcano 11+ or Coolermaster Aero 7, it might be blocked by the capacitor near the coil.

One thing to note is that the DIMMs must first be installed before installing the AGP card. For my case, the heatsink of the AGP card might be blocked by the DIMM clip. This resulted in no POST. After adjusting and aligning the card, it works OK.

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