Different between models

On MSI product page, there are 3 different models of the 865PE motherboard:
865PE Neo2-FIS2R
865PE Neo2-S
865PE Neo2-LS
I looked through the articles and can find no difference in the models. Plz some1 fill me in on the difference between these.

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Originally posted by wonkanoby
• 865PE Neo2-S [Standard Version, Serial ATA(SB)]
• 865PE Neo2-LS [10/100 LAN, Serial ATA(SB)]
• 865PE Neo2-FIS2R [GbE LAN, IEEE 1394, Serial ATA(SB),
Ultra/Serial ATA RAID(Promise)]
longer the name more features you get
standard will have none of the optional bits
ILSR has them all
I just discovered a BIOS update for 865PE mainbaords, but does it apply to all versions? I have the FIS2R version.

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Originally posted by wonkanoby
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