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The ECS HDC-I is a Mini-ITX motherboard with an AMD E-350 CPU soldered on it, aimed on HTPCs and multimedia PCs. Let's test it.
Just yesterday we had a look at the ASRock Z68 Extreme7 Gen3 and it did a good job of impressing us. Priced under the Z68 Extreme7 Gen3, we'll be today looking at the Fatal1ty Z68 Professional Gen3 to see what it can offer us.
Motherboards based on the Intel H67 chipset are the best option if you are building a basic PC with integrated video using an Intel processor, or need an affordable motherboard using the microATX form factor for building a small form factor (SFF) PC. Currently, ASUS has six motherboards based on this chipset. Let's take a look at the P8H67-M EVO, which is a microATX solution featuring two PCI Express x16 slots.
AMD caused quite a stir when they released the Fusion set of APU's as it gave rival competition to Intel but with support for DirectX 11. Motherboard manufacturers were keen to jump on board producing Mini-ITX based boards around the E-350 APU. Shortly after the E-350 saga, AMD released the next in the APU line-up and this included the A8-3850, shortly followed by the slightly lower spec A6-3650 which differed by giving users a fully fledged socket, opposed to an all-in-one soldered APU like the E-350 had. This gave users a bit more flexibility in terms of upgrading the APU as and when they wanted or needed to.
That said, today I will be checking out another Z68 board in the Gigabyte Z68XP-UD5, a premium Z68 offering that retails for almost $100 more than the MSI mainboard. This time around, in addition to our standard review analysis, we will be comparing benchmarks between the two boards and against a P67 system to see the performance improvement that Intel's latest chipset brings to the table.
X79 has been on the tip of everyone’s tongues for quite some time, and with AMD not being the big hit that everyone thought it would be, Intel has gained a much bigger following than they first anticipated. Asus we knew would be one of the first to showcase what fantastic new boards they were going to release and whilst we knew the Pro and Deluxe would be available, we didn’t hear much about Sabertooth or ROG. We can now confirm, and after the fact that we saw it first hand at an exclusive Asus X79 event, that a Sabertooth board will be released.
The Rampage IV Extreme. We've already looked at it in preview form and the board looks the goods. It's also been the main board that's behind our 3960X launch coverage for the simple reason it looks to be one of the best available come launch day. Since everything is already sitting so nicely in the Rampage IV Extreme, it seemed like the perfect motherboard to look at first up. The ROG line of boards have a strong past and having already previewed the Rampage IV Extreme, it's pretty fair to say that they're going to have a strong future.
MSI has released four motherboard models for the new socket 2011 platform, the X79A-GD45, the X79MA-GD45, the X79A-GD65, and the X79A-GD65 (8D), targeted to the most high-end processor Intel offers for desktops today, the Core i7 "Sandy Bridge-E" models. Let's take a look at the X79A-GD65 (8D), which comes with five PCI Express x16 slots.
Heute wurde das ASRock Z68 Pro3 Gen3 Intel LGA1155 Sandy Bridge Mainboard bei der Redaktion ocinside.de getestet. Vor ein paar Monaten hatten wir das ASRock Z68 Pro3 Mainboard unter die Lupe genommen und obwohl das Z68 Pro3 bereits ausgezeichnet abgeschnitten hat, konnte ASRock nochmal nachlegen. Das ASRock Z68 Pro3 Gen3 basiert wie das Z68 Pro3 auf dem Intel Z68 Chipsatz und bietet eine preiswerte Lösung für aktuelle LGA1155 Prozessoren wie z.B. den Intel Core i7-2600K oder den sehr beliebten Intel Core i5-2500K Prozessor, mit dem wir das Mainboard getestet haben. Neu ist bei dem ASRock Z68 Pro3 Gen3 im Vergleich zum Z68 Pro3 nicht nur das veränderte Board Layout, sondern vor allem die Unterstützung von PCI-Express 3.0 Karten mit einer Ivy Bridge CPU und weitere neue Features, die wir uns im Test genauer ansehen werden.
Nachdem wir in den letzten Monaten, neben einigen Llano-Platinen, vor allem Sandy-Bridge Boards getestet haben, möchten wir zum Start in das neue Jahr mal wieder den Blick auf einige AM3+ Bretter werfen. Den Anfang macht dabei das Gigabyte GA-970A-UD3.
Die Platine ist mit dem AMD 970 Chipsatz zusammen mit der SB950 ausgerüstet und bietet 6 SATA3, zwei USB3 Ports und 2 Front-USB3 Ports, die über zwei EtronTech EJ168A Controller realisiert werden. Dazu gesellt sich 7.1 HD-Audio, FireWire, GB-Lan und USB 2. In Sachen Erweiterungsslots bietet das Board einen PEG Slot mit 16 Lanes, sowie einen zweiten Slot der nur mit 4 Lanes angebunden ist. Dazu gibt es drei PCIe 1x Slots und zwei PCI Slots.
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