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Today we are going to look at Sapphire’s first attempt at a Lynx motherboard, the Pure Platinum A75. As it’s name suggests, this sports the top-end A75 FCH (Fusion Controller Hub) and, as a result, it boasts an impressive specification which includes an array of SATA 6G ports and USB3.0 support. Unlike the Asus motherboard we looked at, the Sapphire A75 makes use of the full-size ATX form factor, rather than Micro ATX.
Sapphire add the FM2 socket to their range of Pure Platinum boards, but can it keep up with the competition?
Unsere Reihe an FM2 Mainboardreviews möchten wir heute mit dem Sapphire Pure Platine A85XT fortsetzen. Die Platine basiert – wie alle bisher getestet Boards – auf dem AMD A85X Chipsatz und bietet sieben SATA3 und vier USB3 Ports. Diese Ausstattung alleine ist nicht rekordverdächtig, wird aber durch viele weitere Features sinnvoll ergänzt. So bietet Sapphire des Weiteren Bluetooth-Unterstützung, einen mSATA Slot, GB-Lan, 7.1 HD-Audio und Messpunkte für die wichtigsten Spannungen. Zudem setzt Sapphire bei der Platine die hochwertigen Black Diamond Chokes ein, welche bereits von den Sapphire Grafikkarten bekannt sind.
When we reviewed the other three Socket FM2 boards we almost had the feeling that we tested the same board three times in a row. This Sapphire Pure Platinum A85XT motherboard is also very similar to those three, but it has a couple of unique aspects. One is the presence of a Bluetooth controller and the second is the combined mini-PCIe/mSATA slot.
We've looked at a lot of motherboards lately and the chances are if you're reading this, you know we're going to be looking at another one that carries with it the much loved Z68 chipset that launched a little back. The board we're looking at today comes from the team over at Sapphire and let's be honest, they've been a little hit and miss when it comes to motherboards. The original X58 we looked at from the company was great, the P67 on the other hand not so much. The A75 was awesome and showed us some amazing overclocking capabilities.
Sapphire have been releasing a steady stream of products this year, and today we are looking at their latest motherboard, the Pure Platinum Z68 which targets the enthusiast Sandybridge audience. Can the Sapphire product offer enough to stand out in such a crowded marketplace?
Kitguru has reviewed a handful of Z77 motherboards in previous weeks, and today we take a look at the new Pure Platinum Z77K from Sapphire. They face stiff competition in this sector from the likes of Asus, ASRock and MSI. But is the Pure Platinum Z77K worth a purchase?
Sapphire are GPU manufacturers at their heart, but they’ve been known to dip into other markets in the past few years; perhaps one of the most interesting ones being motherboards. Today I’m looking at their latest foray into the mobo game, the Sapphire Pureblack P67 Hydra. It’s got 4 PCIe ports, an onboard post and CPU temperature readout and some nice onboard power switches. Lets get investigating.
Last week we talked about what makes SATA Express important and showed off some performance benchmarks of the ASUS Hyper Express SATA Express External Enclosure. We’ve been able to acquire our own ASUS Hyper Express drive and we spent this week trying it out on our own systems to see how it performed on one of our own systems...
Es ist soweit, die CeBIT 2010 beginnt heute offiziell und AMD stellt den 890GX Chipsatz vor. In den letzten Tagen ist viel über dieses Stück Technik durchgedrungen, jetzt geben wir harte Fakten dazu.
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