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Nachdem das Gigabyte GA-F2A85X-UP4 den Anfang gemacht hat, soll unsere FM2-Testreihe mit zwei weiteren Boards aus dem Hause ASRock fortgesetzt werden. Die erste der beiden Platinen ist das ASRock FM2A85X Extreme4-M. Die Platine ist im mATX Formfaktor gefertigt, was sie vor allem für PC-Systeme mit kleinerem Formfaktor interessant macht. Im Vergleich zu vielen Full ATX Platinen mit dem AMD Sockel FM2 hält sich das Board hinsichtlich der Ausstattung jedoch etwas zurück.
ASUS’s Republic of Gamers (ROG) products cater to gamers and hardware enthusiasts. Many of these same people attend LAN parties. No want wants to lug a huge system to a LAN party, it just is not fun. That is one of the reasons why ASUS has a “Gene” line of motherboards. These are micro ATX boards that are perfect for building a great LAN or small for factor system. Many people think micro ATX boards lack many features that normal ATX boards have, but the board we are taking a look at today is a ROG board. The ASUS Maximus V Gene features an all digital power delivery design in their Extreme Engine Digi+ II, a mPCIe combo card so you can add an mSATA SSD or a mPCIe card of your choice, ASUS’s own 8-channel Supreme FX III sound solution, CrossFireX and SLI support, and native PCIe 3.0 and USB 3.0. That is just the tip of the iceberg there are so many features in this board you won’t believe it is only a micro ATX board! Read on as we take a look...
Gigabyte’s top level motherboards have always stood out from the rest of their motherboard offerings, not just on paper with the best specifications that they have to offer, but they also physically stand out with striking designs and colour schemes to suit. To accompany the new UP7, dubbed as “A New Legend Is Born”, we find Intel’s ever popular Z77 chipset, and this combination is set to make this one of Gigabyte’s most powerful consumer boards on the market.
The Z77 OC Formula is one of the high performance motherboards from ASRock, was built in cooperation with the well-known overclocker Nick Shih and features a 12 + 4 VRM design covered by a massive waterblock/heatsink, an 8-layer PCB, measuring points, plenty of thermal sensors and more. What we also like about this board is the fact that they have removed the legacy components like Floppy/IDE interfaces along with the PCI slots, in order to have a clean motherboard PCB design in the end.
Die kompakte Mini-ITX-Plattform ist in den letzten Jahren zu einer echten Alternative zu größeren Formaten herangereift und wer sich heutzutage für ein Mini-ITX-Mainboard entscheidet, muss weder bei der Ausstattung noch bei der Leistung Verzicht üben. Ein Paradebeispiel hierfür ist unser heutiger Testkandidat, das ASUS P8Z77-I Deluxe.
Based on AMD A85X Chipset, the BIOSTAR Hi-Fi A85W motherboard supports the latest Socket FM2 'Trinity' APUs and is priced under $100. Biostar also optimized this particular board for high quality sound reproduction, so audiophiles are in luck! Read on to see how the BIOSTAR Hi-Fi A85W motherboard does when we put it to the test with an AMD A10-5800K APU!
The NM70-I2 motherboard from ECS comes equipped with either the Intel Celeron 847 1.1GHz dual-core or the Intel Celeron 807 1.5GHz single core CPU, has Intel HD Graphics for video output, supports installation of two DDR3 memory modules and also comes with 4 SATA ports, one of them supporting the 6Gbps standard.
ASRock extend its already very large and very strong Z77 motherboard line with the new massively feature-packed Extreme11 version.
Gigabyte is one of the world's largest and leading manufacturers hardware products, and they sell millions of motherbards and other hardware components every year.
A l’heure des HTPC et des mini-tours pour PC Gamer, les constructeurs sortent de plus en plus de matériels adéquats. Asus ne déroge pas à la règle avec ses micro-ATX et mini-ITX, des cartes mères de petite taille qui ne perdent en rien en qualité ou en performances. Nous vous proposons le test de l’Asus P8Z77-I Deluxe.
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