Hi Does the model ending 'vm' have same max processor capabilities ?
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Vm stands for video micro so it has nothing to do with cpu. it means that it's a micro-atx board and has integrated video.
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Should be the same.
The main difference between the 2 motherboards is that the A7V266-VM is based on an nVidia chipset, whereas the A7V266-E is based on a VIA chipset.
Here is a direct link to the manual for the A7V266-VM:
http://www.unitycorp.co.jp/support/download/manual/a/a7n266_vm_e.pdf
And here is a direct link to the manual for the A7V266-E:
http://www.motherboards.org/files/manuals/1/a7v266e-100.pdf
You can check both, just to be sure.
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