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While mini-ITX is the “fashionable” small form factor of choice for most compact system builders, the micro-ATX form factor is still popular as it offers a better compromise between size, features and cost. Unlike mini-ITX motherboards micro-ATX motherboards require less R&D, encounter less technical challenges and are much cheaper to execute as a result. Enter Gigabyte’s latest Intel 9 Series based motherboard, the GA-Z97MX-Gaming 5. At just $130 this motherboard offers a great balance between size, performance and features – at least on paper. Today we will be putting this micro-ATX offering from Gigabyte through its paces to see how it shapes up in practice. As a Gaming series motherboard it comes with the usual beefed up audio implementation and Killer networking as well as support for multiple GPUs meaning it has most things a gamer could want in a motherboard. Being an Intel 9 Series motherboard there’s also support for the new storage options like M.2 and SATA Express. Below you can find detailed specifications on exactly what this motherboard offers:
When trying to think of a name for our look at Asus’s new Z87 mainstream motherboard options I went through countless bad jokes and Bond Goldmember comments. I came to the conclusion that much like Asus I would let the boards speak for themselves. Today we are going to take a look at the Asus Z87 Pro and Z87 Plus, both what they call Channel boards. In other words this is Asus’s standard lineup. In the past I have been extremely impressed with what Asus had to offer in their standard lineup; hopefully they can keep that up. Let’s see what they have to offer.
Today we are taking a look at the Gigabyte Z77X-UD5H, the latest Z77 motherboard targeting the mainstream enthusiast audience. This board is built for overclocking and stability using the 3D power system with Auto Voltage Compensation. Is this an ideal board to shortlist for your next system build?
ECS has released four motherboards based on the new Intel H55 chipset, which is targeted to the new Core i3 and Core i5 processors with integrated video. Although they also have high-end products, ECS is definitely better known for providing motherboards with the lowest price tag in the market. Let's see what you can expect from H55H-CM.
Nous allons aujourd'hui tester une carte maman haut de gamme en P67 de chez Foxconn, qui est l'un des plus grands fabricants de composants et de matériel informatique au monde. Il s'agit de la Rattler, une carte mère de la série Quantum Force. Ziggy nous indique d’ailleurs que cette série se distingue par l'utilisation de composants de très haute qualité ainsi que de fonctionnalités avancées comme nous allons le voir.
In our most recent Z77 motherboard round-up we concluded that, if you're looking for an affordable ATX board, your best options are the Gigabyte GA-Z77-D3H, MSI Z77A-G43 and MSI Z77A-G45. The ASUS P8Z77-V LX now joins that club, and here you can see their specifications side-by-side. The Gigabyte and MSIs G45 are in the same price range as the ASUS board, and the MSI G45 is the cheapest at £78.
With Intel’s NDA now expired and Z97 chipset based motherboards now rolling out at major retailers (with Intel’s new Haswell Refresh CPUs following suit), today we’ll be reviewing our first Z97 motherboard, the MSI Z97 Gaming 7. Like MSI’s Z87 series motherboards, MSI’s strategy for the Z97 is similar in that they’ll be producing...
Generally when we here at Benchmark Reviews get a motherboard in to test, it's aimed at a specific market: it might be an enthusiast-oriented motherboard for gaming, or a micro-ATX motherboard designed for a HTPC, or even just an inexpensive motherboard for users on a budget. Today, though, we have one of ASUS' "Workstation" motherboards: the ASUS P9X79 WS. How does it differ from other X79 motherboards, what's the performance, and should this board be on your short list for your X79 rig?
Nach dem Gigabyte GA-EX58-DS4 wollen wir euch ein weiteres Board von dem beliebten Hersteller vorstellen, das GA-EX58-UD4P. Dieses ist ebenfalls für LGA 1366 Prozessoren und mit dem Intel X58 Chipsatz ausgestattet. Wie immer lag unser Hauptaugenmerk bei der Features, der mitgelieferten Software und den Overclocking Eigenschaften
The G1.Sniper B5 is an affordable Haswell motherboard in Gigabyte's gaming line. Partially due to the fact it uses the Intel B85 chipset, Gigabyte was able to keep the price below £100. But were they able to keep the gaming DNA intact?
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