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We have tested a number of products from ASRock over the past couple of years and none of them have failed to impress. It’s clear that they are gunning for the longer established brands such as Asus and Gigabyte and they now produce a full range of motherboards targeted at a wide range of audiences including budget focused users and keen overclockers.
The Gigabyte Sniper.M3 is the m-ATX motherboard up for review today. The Sniper.M3 is obviously part of Gigabytes G1-Killer series and is their first micro ATX to it as well. The Sniper.M3 is a small and powerful board, housing top exclusive Gigabyte features such as the new 3D BIOS (Dual UEFI), Gigabyte 3D Power and many more...
We recently published a round-up of 32 motherboards with the Intel Z77 chipset. If you're not planning on overclocking and won't be using more than one graphics card, then there is a more affordable version available of the Ivy Bridge chipset called Intel H77. The chipset itself costs less, and motherboard manufacturers are also making less comprehensive boards. That means that you can buy a motherboard for your Ivy Bridge processor for around £70 already.
It's extremely easy to carry around gigabytes of data on storage devices in our pockets or bags and it's equally as easy to have that storage device lost or stolen. All the more reason to protect that data by using a device that secures your data without the hassle of soulutions that get in the way. Kingston's DataTraveler Locker+ G2 USB 2.0 flash drive is well suited to protect your data at a reasonable price - but will it come at the expense of performance? Read on to see.
In the market for a new LGA1155 motherboard, but don't want to spend the cash on a top-end enthusiast level product? Or maybe you just don't need all the extra frippery, but instead are just looking for a solid workhorse board. While ASUS is certainly happy to cater to users with some extra cash in their pockets, they also have a nice selection of midrange motherboards that don't trim as many features as you might think. Benchmark Reviews takes a look at ASUS' mainstream Z77 offering, the P8Z77-V.
We had a look at a Z77 Mini-ITX from ASRock the other day and today we check out what ASUS is offering.
Last month we saw some of Gigabyte’s upcoming Z77 motherboards at Computex which feature their latest Ultra Durable 5 technology. We have been very impressed by all the existing Gigabyte Z77 motherboards we’ve tested so we are quite excited to see what the new range has to offer.
Technic3D hat das Sapphire PURE Black X79N Mainboard im Test. Wie sich das Sapphire High-End Mainboard für Intels LGA 2011 Plattform und einer Intel Core i7 3960X CPU auf dem Teststand schlägt, steht im folgenden Artikel.
Kaum ein anderer Mainboard-Hersteller gehört zu den Exoten wie EVGA. In der Vergangenheit hat uns EVGA sehr interessante Produkte präsentiert, darunter auch Dual-Sockel-Mainboards für High-End-Plattformen, die gern von Enthusiasten herangezogen werden. Aber auch für Mid-Range-Plattformen lässt sich EVGA einiges einfallen: Für den aktuellen Sockel 1155 mit Intels Z77-Chipsatz hat EVGA ein Mainboard auf den Markt gebracht, welches sich wohl vorwiegend an Overclocker richtet. In diesem Artikel wollen wir uns dem EVGA Z77 FTW widmen und es durch unseren Test-Parcours schicken.
Want a motherboard that won't have you wishing you chose differently? There are plenty of reasons why ASUS' P8Z77-V DELUXE deserves your consideration. It's a feature-packed board that gives you everything you'd hope for in a motherboard - and then throws in some extra for good measure.
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