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We get a chance to check out our first Z87 ROG based ASUS motherboard in the form of the new better priced MAXIMUS VI HERO.
Technic3D schaut sich nach der Einführung der neuen Intel Sandy Bridge Prozessoren die aktuellen Series 6 Chipsätze genauer an. Wie der P67 oder H67 genannte Chipsatz auf Mainboards von Foxconn und Intel in der Praxis abschneidet zeigt der folgende Testbericht.
In den letzten Wochen haben wir drei Mainboards auf Basis des 785G Chipsatzes von AMD getestet und heute stellen wir das dritte dieser Mainboards vor. Es handelt sich um das ASUS M4A785TD-V Evo, welches uns zwischendurch ein paar Kopfschmerzen bereitet hatte. Diese Hauptplatine bietet zwei PEG-Steckplätze für Grafikkarten und erlaubt etwas, was AMD für seinen 785G Chipsatz gar nicht vorgesehen hatte: Den CrossFire-Betrieb von zwei Grafikkarten.
The P6X58-E Pro is ASUS’ next iteration of their popular Intel X58 based motherboard. This board supports the Core i7 LGA1366 CPU (up to 6 cores) with DDR3 memory up to 48GB. 3-way SLI/Quad GPU CrossfireX is available and ASUS was kind enough to include both the 2-way and 3-way bridges. The board is currently being sold for about $250 which puts it on par with most performance X58-based motherboards from other manufacturers. As a current happy owner of the previous version of this board, the P6X58-D, I am quite excited to see what improvements ASUS has made to this already very solid performance-based platform.
We have a look at the great looking GIGABYTE Z77X-UP7 and check out the performance of the new Z77 model.
We check out another Z87 motherboard; this time it's part of the MPOWER series from MSI. It comes loaded with lots of features and at a good price.
Today HardwareHeaven are going to look at the ultra-small Cape 7 ION PC which uses a single-core ATOM processor alongside its NVIDIA GPU and packs it all into the most compact system they have tested to date.
Today Legit Reviews gets to look at the second revision to the GIGABYTE GA-X58A-UD3R. Just as in the original design, it's loaded with features along with a few new ones like a twelve phase power design (compared to the original's eight) and an extra USB 2.0 port that keeps the port powered even when the computer is turned off. Read on to see if it earns a spot in your computer.
The inexpensive Gigabyte H55M-UD2H may become a good foundation for a home theater or just for a simple home PC. This compact motherboard has reasonable layout and offers the complete basic functionality supplemented with FireWire and eSATA. Its key feature, however, is the full-fledged implementation of Intel HD Graphics, HDMI and DisplayPort included.
The much riled and awaited Sandy Bridge platform and Cougar Point chipset were released at the beginning of January, signalling the start of a dominant new era for Intel. Indeed, with AMD’s upcoming Bulldozer lineup still in the process of rolling out, Intel theoretically had six months to saturate and hold a firm grip in the consumer market. The timing could not have been better; a new year, the start of a new decade, and a new architecture released during the holiday season, a time when most consumers are ready to spend their saved up money on a new build, or upgrade. The pieces were in place...but not all of them fell in the right places.
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