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The latest mainstream socket 1156 motherboard from ASRock, P55 Extreme4, comes with four SATA-600 and four USB 3.0 ports. Let’s take a look at it.
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.
After our short time with the H55N-USB3, we felt that we might be missing out on something. We knew from the testing that GIGABYTE had a great little board (literally), but we wanted to know if you could really push the H55N-USB3.
Today we are going to look at their latest board, the P55 Extreme4 which has a very impressive feature list, with particular emphasis being made on the 10 phase voltage regulator circuit (with ferrite chokes), four SATA 6Gbps ports (SATA3) and four USB 3.0 ports. The board also supports SLI/Crossfire and uses solid capacitors with an indepth POST Diagnostics display. Additionally it has some very helpful, automated overclocking options to aid the end user while supporting DDR3 memory up to 2600mhz.
Wer in den Genuss von neuen schnellen Festplatten mit SATA 3 kommen will, muss die dazu passende Platine oder Controller mit SATA 6GB verfügen. Eine günstige Alternative wäre der ASUS U3S6 Controller, der USB 3.0 und SATA 6 GB in Einem vereint. So könnte man seine "ältere" Platine mit dem neuen Standard ausrüsten. Wie sieht es in der Praxis aus? Hält dieses Upgrade, was es verspricht?
Let’s take a look at this high-end socket 1156 motherboard from ECS featuring three PCI Express x16 slots, two SATA-600, two eSATA-600, and four USB 3.0 ports.
The X58 Extreme3 motherboard from ASRock is an updated version of the older X58 Extreme; it features many enhancements like USB 3.0, eSATA3, SATA3, better cooling on the 8-phase VRM and updated retention mechanism for the PCI Express slots. We compare its performance to four other X58 motherboards in this review.
Die neue 8er-Chipsatzserie von AMD ließ einige Zeit auf sich warten. Ob sich das Warten auf die neuen Mainboards gelohnt hat, klären unsere heutigen vier Kandidaten mit 890GX-Chipsatz: Asus M4A89GTD Pro/USB3, Biostar TA890GXE, Gigabyte GA-890GPA-UD3H und MSI 890GXM-G65 – und zwar im Vergleich mit Asus M3A78-T sowie Asus M4A79T Deluxe auf Basis von 790GX bzw. 790FX.
Today we're taking a look at the ASRock Core 100HT-BD, based on Intel's Core i3/HM55 platform, which aims to take performance into the arena of a full desktop PC whilst maintaining the same footprint as their last generation ION system. Can it be done? Let's find out as we take the Core 100HT-BD through a selection of real world tests including StarCraft 2, media encoding and high definition playback.
The collective image of an AMD 890GX-based motherboard is quite attractive. It's a mid-end feature-rich full-size ATX model with two graphics slots, SATA 6Gbps support and an optional but nevertheless provided USB 3.0 controller. Besides, MSI demonstrated that the same functionality could be compacted into the mATX form factor as well.
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