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With more and more components being integrated inside the computer CPU, the motherboard doesn't affect the system performance as much as it used to just a few years ago. So what makes a given motherboard a good motherboard?
AMD is releasing today a new chipset with integrated graphics, AMD 890GX. Let's see the performance of this new chipset and explore all features present on one of the most complete motherboards based on this new release, ASUS M4A89GTD PRO/USB3, which comes with USB 3.0 and SATA-600 ports.
Vor einigen Wochen konnten Hardwareoverclock ihr erstes USB 3.0 Board von Gigabyte testen. Nach der Cebit 2010 können sie euch ein weiteres Highlight vorstellen, das P55A-UD7 für aktuelle LGA 1156 Prozessoren. Auch hier konnte Gigabyte alles einpacken, was derzeit an Features für Mainboards verfügbar ist. Ebenfalls die aufwendige Chipsatzkühlung, die man schon vom GA-X58A-UD7 kennt, wird hier verwendet…
The new motherboard series from Gigabyte is a good example of the splendours and miseries of the P55 chipset. On the one hand, LGA1156 is a decent general-purpose platform. On the other hand, any effort to make anything original out of it results in compromises. However, solving issues like that is a good chance for motherboard makers to show what they are capable of.
ASUS is known for many things; they make great enthusiast class motherboards and add-in GPUs. But how many people know they also make workstation and server class products? - We have known about this for a while and have finally gotten one in (complete with a socket 1156 Xeon for the CPU) for testing in our lab.
As everyone knows, AMD just recently pushed their hexa-core Phenom II X6 out the door. This new CPU is a $300 six core piece of silicon that promises performance at a low price. The opinions were mixed about how well it managed this feat, but there is no question that AMD has pushed out the top end chipset for this CPU in the form of the 890FX.
If you are looking for a board that will support a crazy amount of graphics cards, the latest Intel processors, and can supply the necessary power for some extreme overclocking the MSI Big Bang XPower may be the board for you! Read on to find out how this motherboard that comes out next week performs when we put it to the test!
Wer derzeit die höchstmögliche Leistung sucht, wird bei Intels Core i7 Prozessoren der 900er-Serie fündig. Doch welches Mainboard soll als Fundament für die schnellen CPUs mit vier bzw. sechs Kernen dienen? Wir haben uns MSIs X58 Pro-E angesehen, welches mit Straßenpreisen ab 170 Euro sozusagen zu den Schnäppchen für den Sockel LGA1366 zählt.
We have had more than a few ASRock board in the lab. We have even had the folks from ASRock stop by to talk to us about their products. So it comes as no surprise that ASRock has been one of the ones to send out their IGP carrying AM3 boards that are claiming full support for the Phenom II X6. As we have found out, though, not all boards that support the X6 can do so with style.
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.
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