Asus Eax300se X Td 128m A 27

The "SE" suffix meant "Slow Edition." Compared to the standard X300, the SE version often had half the memory bus width, which drastically hurt performance.

ASUS did not go overboard here. The "TD" models usually featured a or a very small, quiet fan. The PCB was low-profile ready in many cases, allowing it to fit into slimline office PCs. The build quality was typical ASUS: solid capacitors and a clean layout, but no fancy backplates or RGB—those didn't exist yet. Asus eax300se x td 128m a 27