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With the release of the 890FX chipset, ASUS steps up to the plate with their latest top of the line AMD motherboard, the Crosshair IV Formula. Most of the new features for the 8-Series chipset can be found in the SB850 southbridge, the most notable being native support for SATA 6Gb/s. Like the 790FX chipset, the 890FX has 44 PCIe 2.0 lanes, allowing for CrossfireX dual x16 graphics card support.
ASUS has been cranking out the motherboards lately, or actually, I suppose I should say they are continuing to crank out the motherboards. In particular, they have been pushing out more than a few of their Republic of Gamers boards. These are ASUS' flagship line and usually contain not only top notch features, but are also capable of top notch performance.
If you've been holding out for AMD's latest chipset and its 42 lovely lanes of aggregate PCI Express 2.0 bandwidth, this may just be the budget-oriented motherboard you've been searching for. Meet the Biostar TA890FXE motherboard, an AMD 890FX platform that eschews tons of frilly extra's for a core feature set and competitive sticker price. Naturally overclocking friendly, Biostar have added core unlocking into the BIOS on this board so up to five cores may be unlocked from certain AMD triple or quad-core CPU models. The usual overclocking caveats apply in full force, or course, but if you do your research and pick up the right chip, this motherboard has the tools to enable you to unlock all working cores. About the only feature the Biostar TA890FXE motherboard skimps on is USB 3.0 - it just doesn't have it.
We have tinkered around with a few of the ASUS workstation motherboards here at TweakTown. These have been boards that arguably could be setup as a desktop and run to get a very good combination of features, performance, and stability (with some overclocking sprinkled on top).
Of course, as more people jumped into the game using Intel’s building blocks, other companies like VIA (who started the form factor the nettop would be built on and built some of the first CPUs and chipsets for it) and NVIDIA wanted a larger piece of the pie. NVIDIA refashioned one of their older IGP flaunting chipsets, the MCP7A and renamed it ION. This move gave them a readymade solution to Intel’s existing (and underpowered) chipset available for the Atom CPU.
Mit dem PC-AM3RS890G bringt Sapphire ein hochwertiges AMD Sockel AM3 DDR3 Mainboard auf den Markt, das auf dem aktuellen AMD 890GX Chipsatz und der SB850 Southbridge basiert. Den AMD 890GX Chipsatz mit der schnellen onBoard HD4290 Grafikeinheit und 128MB Sideport Speicher kennen wir bereits aus vorigen ocinside.de Testberichten. Der Test auf ocinside.de wird zeigen, ob Sapphire bei der PC-AM3RS890G Hauptplatine eine gute Umsetzung mit hoher Performance und guten Übertaktungswerten gelungen ist. Zudem wird das Mainboard im Gewinnspiel auf ocinside.de verlost.
ASRock has been releasing motherboards at a furious pace and some of the latest models have support for a pair of SuperSpeed USB 3.0 ports on the front of your machine. Read on as we take an in-depth look at the ASRock 890GX Extreme4 and 890FX Deluxe4 motherboards to see how they perform. You might just be shocked how these boards perform for less than $160!
OCIA.net has posted their review of the Biostar A880G+ AMD Motherboard. Below is a direct quote from the review.
When it comes to motherboards, ASRock is becoming a bigger player. They have lunched some really good motherboards recently. Among those have ASRock lunched one with AMD’s newest chipset, all packed into a potent motherboard – the ASRock 880G Extreme 3 AM3 with 6Gbps SATA III and USB 3.0.
Today we are taking a look at the H55N-USB3, a mini-ITX socket 1156 motherboard from Gigabyte based on the Intel H55 chipset, allowing you to build a mainstream computer in an SFF (Small Form Factor) case. Let's check it out.
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