The ASRock M266A was a motherboard released by ASRock in 2002. It was designed for use with Intel processors and supported the Socket 478 platform. The M266A offered a range of features and functionalities suitable for entry-level and budget-conscious users.
The motherboard supported DDR memory modules, allowing for up to 2GB of RAM. It also provided several expansion slots, including AGP and PCI slots, enabling users to add graphics cards, sound cards, and other expansion cards as needed.
The M266A featured integrated graphics and audio capabilities, providing basic visual and audio output without the need for separate dedicated components.
In terms of connectivity, the motherboard offered USB 2.0 ports for fast data transfer and connectivity with peripherals. It also provided support for Ethernet networking with an integrated LAN port.
While the ASRock M266A is no longer the latest or most advanced motherboard on the market, it served as a reliable and cost-effective solution for users looking to build a basic and affordable computer system.
