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Today on our test bench we have the latest chipset from AMD which they hope will be attractive to consumers, offing many of the features present on the 785G and adding to this functionality such as SATA 6GB/s. We will be finding out how boards from Asus, Foxconn and Gigabyte perform in a selection of real world gaming, multimedia and productivity tasks to find out which is worth your hand earned cash.
Recently I've had the opportunity to test several small form factor cases aimed at the enthusiast market, and it's been fascinating to see the progress vendors have made in creating cases that allow users to squeeze high performance systems into increasingly smaller spaces. However, the best designed SFF enthusiast case isn't much good without a high performance motherboard, and historically there hasn't been much for the enthusiast in the mini ITX form factor. Until now, at least: ASUS has released their P8Z77-I Deluxe/WD motherboard. Let's see what performance and features they've managed to hammer into this tiny thing.
ECS has never been shy about releasing a new board based on a new chipset or new technology. They seem to always be right there knocking at the door of the latest and greatest that is released and they usually do it at a better price than many others. Their Black Series has captured the attention of many enthusiasts, and today the ECS A890GXM-A Motherboard has our attention as we put it on the bench!
The idea behind Intel's SRT was that you could use a smaller SSD drive, say 20GB, and combine that with a larger traditional mechanical drive and the SSD drive would be used as cache which would in turn be faster than just having everything run off the mechanical drive. Overall, it was never going to be as fast as a true SSD-only drive for everything, but it's never going to be as expensive either.
Even though the Intel Z68 chipset is out there, motherboards based on the Intel P67 continue to be attractive options for systems based on Intel socket 1155 CPUs. In fact, according to ASUS, the sales of P67-based motherboards are still outperforming those of Z68-based products. ASUS offers a wide range of motherboards based on this chipset, and today we are going to take a look at the P8P67 PRO model, which is a top mid-range model (or entry high-end model, depending on your point of view).
The ASUS SABERTOOTH Z87 is an ATX version of the GRYPHON Z87, with two more SATA-600 ports and a better audio codec. It is part of ASUS' TUF (The Ultimate Force) series and, as such, comes with ASUS' exclusive thermal armor to improve the system's thermal management. Let's check it out.
Die aufmerksamen Leser von Planet 3DNow! sind ausführliche und aufwändige Tests von Mainboards. Aufgrund anderer Anforderungen und einer nicht vergleichbaren Plattform wollen wir heute vom sonst üblichen Testprotokoll abweichen. Das SAPPHIRE IPC-AM3DD785G steht heute ganz im Fokus unserer Aufmerksamkeit. Wegen des mITX-Formats richtet sich dieser Artikel vor allem an HTPC-User oder jene, die maximale Leistung auf engstem Raum wünschen. Diesen Usern sollte man auch danken, da die Nachfrage zu diesem Test motivierte.
ASUS is at it again! The have brought their latest flagship motherboard out for Legit Reviews to play with. Curious about what new features ASUS has implemented in the new ASUS Republic of Games Rampage IV Extreme Intel X79 Motherboard? Or are you simply curious how it will perform with the Intel Core i7 3960X Extreme Edition processor? Either way, join us as we go over the ASUS R4E in detail and put it through a series of benchmarks!
Wir haben einen neuen Artikel online, in dem wir uns das neue ASUS Crosshair V Formula näher anschauen und durch unseren Benchmark-Parcours schicken.:
Die Firma ASRock hat diese Woche im Holiday Inn Hotel Ratingen zum Fatal1ty P67/H67 Event eingeladen und dort einige aktuelle Mainboards vorgestellt.
Zu diesem Event wurden aber nicht nur aktuelle Mainboards gezeigt, denn der bekannte Gamer Johnathan aka Fatal1ty hatte es sich nicht nehmen lassen, ebenfalls dort zu erscheinen.
ASRock hat in Zusammenarbeit mit Fatal1ty das ASRock Fatal1ty P67 Professional Mainboard entwickelt und so lag es nahe, daß Fatal1ty das Produkt Live vorgestellt hat.
Quake war extrem schnell, um genau zu sein, für die Gegner definitiv zu schnell ;-)
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