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Mit dem kürzlich angekündigten G1.Sniper Z87 erweitert Gigabyte das eigene Killer-Portfolio um ein günstiges Mainboard, das die grundlegenden Funktionen der Gamer-Serie beinhaltet. Dazu zählen unter anderem der Killer-Netzwerk-Chip und der Creative Sound-Core-3D-Audio-Prozessor samt hochwertigen Bauteilen sowie die Durable-Black-Solid-Caps. Ob dem Hersteller die Umsetzung und Implementierung der Features trotz Fokus auf einen niedrigen Endpreis gelungen ist, soll dieser Artikel zeigen.
Asus’s Sabertooth motherboards have proven popular since their inception a number of generations ago. Based on their widespread popularity it comes as no surprise that The Ultimate Force (TUF) motherboards are making an appearance for the ‘future Intel chipset’. A number of the upcoming chipset’s specifications help bolster the feature-set Asus implements on its TUF series motherboard.
Zu den Mainboard-Neuheiten mit Z97-Chip, die Asus im Rahmen eines eigenen Technik-Seminars in Berlin vor wenigen Tagen vorstellte, gehört unter anderem das Maximus VII Hero. Diese Hauptplatine richtet sich wie der Vorgänger an preisbewusste Gamer und ist mit Intels neuem Platform Controller Hub sowie dem LGA1150 für Haswell-Prozessoren ausgestattet. Gegenüber dem Vorgänger-Modell zeigen sich auf den ersten Blick nur wenig Unterschiede, denn die Neuerungen liegen im Detail. Welche Features beziehungsweise Eigenschaften das Maximus VII Hero bietet und wie Performance ausfällt, zeigt unser ausführlicher Test.
Intel’s 9 Series chipsets are here and with that brings a whole onslaught on new motherboards based on these chipsets. The two main chipsets in the 9 series are the Z97 and H97, which effectively replace and are upgrades to the Z87 and H87 chipsets respectively. Most of you are probably more interested in the Z97 chipset and that is what we will be covering today. We have our first Z97 motherboard in for review and it is the Z97-A from ASUS. It is their entry level board in their mainstream series with a modest price point of around $149.99. Even though this is an entry level board ASUS has still loaded it with features like SATA Express, M.2 support, their Crystal Sound 2 audio technology and a whole suite a incredible software. Let’s see if this is the board to make your entry into Intel’s Z87 chipset.
Supermicro's X10DAX motherboard supports plenty of goodies including NVIDIA GeForce GPUs in SLI, loads of DDR4 memory and Hyper-Speed (overclocking).
Gigabyte has three very distinct motherboard lines in their X99 lineup and offer quite a lot of motherboards compared to most brands. They have their G1 Gaming Series, Overclocking Series, and Ultra Durable series. While the specific motherboards in each category are targeted at a certain type of user, many of their features cross into each category. For example the G1 Gaming series motherboards overclock quite well. Since the X99 chipset has been out for a little while now we are seeing a second wave of motherboards from manufacturers. The X99-Gaming 5P from Gigabyte is one such motherboard and is the replacement for the soon to be retired X99-Gaming 5. Gigabyte has actually added new features to this motherboard to make it even better. Let’s jump in!
It's here, ASRock's Z170 OC Formula motherboard has finally arrived. Overclockers have been waiting for it, and so have we. Check out our full review.
A year ago we started a series of articles about the motherboards market. The first article was devoted to the selection of Mid-End products. A year has passed, and it's apparently high time to draw new conclusions.
EVGA, a traditional nVidia partner, decided to manufacture a motherboard based on Intel X58 chipset. Let’s take an overall look on this high-end motherboard for Core i7 processors.
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