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Gigabyte GA-8S661GXM-775 GIGA-BYTE Desktop Board SiS 661GX
- Chipset: SiS 661GX
- Socket: LGA 775
- Memory Type: DDR SDRAM
- Form Factor: ATX (likely, based on typical Gigabyte boards of this era)
- Brand: Gigabyte
- Model: GA-8S661GXM-775
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Product Overview
The Gigabyte GA-8S661GXM-775 is a desktop motherboard based on the SiS 661GX chipset. It supports Socket 775 processors and DDR memory, designed for entry-level to mid-range desktop systems.
Technical Information
| Chipset | SiS 661GX |
| CPU Socket | LGA 775 |
| Memory Type | DDR SDRAM |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | ATX |
| Brand | Gigabyte |
| Model | GA-8S661GXM-775 |
Product Description
The Gigabyte GA-8S661GXM-775 is a desktop motherboard designed around the SiS 661GX chipset, featuring an LGA 775 socket for Intel Pentium 4, Celeron D, and compatible processors. This board was typically aimed at the budget-conscious market, offering essential features for everyday computing tasks and general office applications. It supports DDR SDRAM memory, providing a foundation for system memory configurations. The integration of the SiS 661GX chipset often includes integrated graphics, reducing the need for a separate graphics card in basic setups. Expansion slots, such as PCI, would typically be present to allow for the addition of other peripherals. This motherboard represents a platform from an era when Socket 775 was prevalent. While not designed for high-end gaming or demanding professional workloads, the GA-8S661GXM-775 provides a stable and functional base for building or upgrading entry-level desktop computers, focusing on core functionality and compatibility with common hardware of its time.
