- The 6VCA was fitted with 1 AGP slot, 4 PCI slots and 1 PCI/ISA slot. Even though audio modem riser (AMR) devices weren't readily available yet, Soyo future-proofed the board with an AMR slot.
- With similar hardware specs as the 6VCA, the 7VMA accepted Socket 370 processors, and included a feature called "Voice Doctor." This informed the user of incorrect hardware installation and serious system failures using the PC's speaker.
- The K7VTA B was a Socket A board that upgraded the IDE drive from ATA66 to ATA100, and was backward compatible. It had flexible settings for the front side bus, processor core voltage, and a multiplier adjustment.
- The P4S brought DDR capability to the Intel Pentium 4 platform. A fast bus speed of 400MHz, support for up to 3GB of RAM, 6 PCI slots, an onboard RAID and RJ-45 Ethernet jack made this one of the most impressive boards of the year 2000.
Soyo 6VCA VIA Apollo 133A
Soyo 7VMA PM133
Soyo K7VTA B KT133
Soyo P4S Dragon Ultra Plus
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