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Today, we have a look at two AMD AM3 motherboards, the first AMD DDR3 platform available for desktop users. Both DFI and MSI were kind enough to send us a sample of their most high-end product series, which will be tested both on performance and overclockability. We threw in a DDR2-based motherboard to find out whether or not the new memory support gives a true advantage.
Das DFI JR X58-T3H6 ist das erste und bislang noch einzige verfügbar Core i7 Mainboard vfür Micro-ATX. DFI scheint sich in dem High-End Segment sehr wohl zu fühlen und stellt mit dem JR X58-T3H6 das mittlerweile vierte µATX-Mainboard vor, welches sich mit umfangreicher Ausstattung und detailierten Übertaktungsmöglichkeiten den höchsten Ansprüchen stellen möchte und dabei die Abmessungen in µATX-Grenzen hält.
We have reviewed quite a few 790 based motherboards from DFI and while each one has featured a different processor the overall features we have come to expect from the LanParty series are all there.
DFI has taken the latest AMD 790GX chipset and loaded it on a flashy Motherboard fitted with custom cooling and fully fleshed out BIOS which allows you to tweak almost every aspect of the AM2+ platform. Let us find out if the engineers at DFI were able to extract more performance from the 790GX chipset compared to the competition.
DFI tries their hand at the mATX socket AM3 market with their LanParty series and the 790GX chipset. Do they have a board that will compete and be a draw for gamers and enthusiasts alike? That is what we want to find out on this AMD Phenom II ready motherboard!
Wer sich mit dem Gedanken trägt ein leistungsfähiges System mit kompakten Abmaßen aufzubauen, der landet fast unweigerlich bei dem Format Mini-ITX. Zwar lässt auch Micro ATX einen platzsparenderen PC zu, allerdings muss man mit Volumina von ca. 25 l und einem Gewicht über 10 kg rechnen - nichts für unter den Arm. Somit landet man beim kompakten ITX-Format, dem sich auch Barebone-Hersteller Shuttle mittlerweile ergeben hat .
It's been a while since we've seen anything from ECS. To be honest, it's been a while since we've seen products from a couple of companies with PowerColor and Jetway products recently showing up at our doorstep as well. While one of those products went a lot smoother than the other, we hope that it's all smooth sailing today with the ECS A75F-A motherboard.
So far, ECS has announced three motherboard models based on the AMD A75 chipset for the new AMD A-Series of CPUs with integrated graphics chip ("APUs"
, the A75F-A, a full ATX model, and the A75F-M and the A75F-M2, which are microATX models. Let's take a look at the full ATX model.
In diesem Praxistest des ECS "A780GM-A Ultra" aus der "Black Series" wollen wir herausfinden, wie sich Mainboard im normalen Alltagsbetrieb schlägt. Zum Einsatz kommt beim A780GM-A Ultra die AMD Northbridge 780G mit der Southbridge SB750.
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AMD released the 780G IGP chipset earlier this year, with its highly-acclaimed onboard HD3200 graphics and an emphasis on multimedia and casual gaming. While originally paired with the SB700 southbridge, the new SB750 began showing up on 790FX/GX boards in mid-summer, and has by now begun to filter down to some of the lower end chipsets such as this one, the A780GM-A Ultra from ECS. One new feature of the SB750 is support for AMD's Advanced Clock Control, which is supposed to help achieve higher and more stable overclocks. ECS completes the A780GM-A Ultra with AMD OverDrive capability, solid caps, integrated VRM heatsink and support for up to 160W for the CPU.
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