Spec.
| DFI 925X-T2 i925X | |
| CPU Support | All LGA775 processors |
| Northbridge | Intel i925X 'Alderwood' |
| Memory Support | 4 slots, DDR-II only. 400MHz and 533MHz support at 200MHz FSB. 4GB max, dual-channel |
| AGP | None |
| PEG16X | One slot |
| Southbridge | Intel ICH6/R |
| Audio | Karajan riser card with ALC880 CODEC from ICH6/R - High-definition audio (Azalia) |
| Audio Connectivity | Add-in riser card, coaxial S/PDIF input and output |
| PCI | 3 x 32-bit 33MHz PCI 2.1 slots |
| PCI Express | 3 x X1 slots |
| IDE | 1 ATA133 compliant port from ICH6/R, and another port via a SATA-to-PATA convertor |
| IDE RAID | None |
| SATA | 4 ports from ICH6/R |
| SATA RAID | None |
| Networking | Dual Gigabit Ethernet Controllers. Marvell 88E8001-LKJ PCI-based controller and 88E8053 PCI Express-based controller |
| USB | ICH6/R, 6 x backplane USB2.0, 2 x I/O USB2.0 |
| FireWire | 2x FireWire400(1394a) from VT6307 2-port controller |
| Other I/O | PS/2. Serial port via extra bracket |
Taken in isolation, the DFI i925X-T2's specifications look impressive. Every board, however, should be judged in relation to other manufacturer's. A lack of secondary RAID is an obvious area where DFI is lacking. ASUS, for example, managed to include FireWire800, additional SATA RAID, and Wireless networking. In comparison, then, the DFI is a touch lightweight on the features front.
