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ASRock has redesigned their "old" P55 series to include SATA III and USB 3.0 and this way they made them future proof, at least in terms of connectivity; the performance of the P55 Deluxe3 board is decent and has no problem at all reaching 4GHz with an i5 750 CPU.
If you are looking to build a small HTPC and the IPC boards are just not giving you enough juice, Jetway presents an excellent solution. Read on and find out.
We take a closer look at the F2A85X-UP4 motherboard from GIGABYTE that we used in our original AMD Trinity coverage.
The ASRock systems we looked at last year made use of Intel Atom technology, undoubtly the most talked about CPU of 2009, but fast forward and ASRock has decided to put the Atom to rest for now with this generation and has gone with the faster Core i3 mobile processor. This should provide a boost in performance compared to the older models, but it’s not just all about performance, though.
Gigabyte have been hard at work with the upcoming launch of the Z68 platform from Intel, and we thought we'd just straight in there to show you a preview of one of the boards that we have at the eTeknix labs.
Thermaltake MEKA Mechanical Keyboard Review
Today we are looking at the MEKA ‘Non G’ keyboard which is a streamlined, lower cost version without the wrist support and some of the secondary functionality. It does however feature the mechanical switches, USB ports and a numerical keyboard section.
Read the review here: http://www.kitguru.net/peripherals/ke ... chanical-keyboard-review/
GIGABYTE has been extremely aggressive with the new Z68 chipset and it's very much out with the old and in with the new. Over the past few weeks the GIGABYTE Z68 boards have been the ones to show up a lot in corner stores for sale. And after hearing that they hope to achieve 80% of channel stocking at launch, it makes sense.
After the launch of Intel's latestweapon for the desktop the new Ivy Bridge CPUs and their Z77 Chipset boardswill now start to pop up in stores as the shelves fill with support items.For lovers of the ASUS R.O.G series tgey now introduce the Maximus V Gene amATX motherboards with all the features of its bigger brothers containedall in one small package. Overclocking is so simple that a single BIOSchange results in a 4.6GHz boost and using my Vapochill Lightspeed we wereable to achieve a stable 5.5GHz score. We take a very up close and personallook at the new ASUS Mazimus V Gene, read the full review for all thein-depth details.
Benchmark Reviews had the opportunity to review and launch two new Lynnfield processors from Intel: the Core i5-750 and the Core i7-870. While these were the stars of the launch, it wouldn't be a complete platform without the motherboard. Released in parallel with the two processors, is the Intel P55 Express Chipset. In this review, we'll examine the new chipset in detail and take a closer look at Intel's flagship DP55KG Extreme Series Motherboard.
After looking at the P67-UD7 board from Gigabyte, we were left with a feeling of excitement and joy knowing that we had a fantastic product at our disposal, and we assumed that nothing better could come along. Whilst that feeling was great, it was also short lived quick quickly.
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