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We had a chance to meet with EVGA this morning and they had most of their usual stuff on display. What caught our eyes were the latest version of the EVGA Classified SR-2, the SR-X. The EVGA SR-X is a Dual Intel LGA2011 socket motherboard and it will support nearly 100 Gb of memory! The other EVGA Products that caught our eyes were a series of power supplies that EVGA is going to be releasing in 2012!
Gigabyte were busy with media interviews at CES 2012 when Marketing Manager Colin Brix stormed in with a nice selection of Z77 boards to grace us with.
Today we are taking a look at the latest ‘Pure Black’ X79N motherboard from Sapphire, based around Intel’s enthusiast X79 platform (LGA2011). We have reviewed many Sapphire motherboards in the past and have admired their build quality and overall level of performance, even if their bios configurations have been lagging a little behind industry leaders such as ASUS. We are pairing this motherboard up with Sapphire’s high end AMD HD7970.
Nachdem wir in den letzten Monaten, neben einigen Llano-Platinen, vor allem Sandy-Bridge Boards getestet haben, möchten wir zum Start in das neue Jahr mal wieder den Blick auf einige AM3+ Bretter werfen. Den Anfang macht dabei das Gigabyte GA-970A-UD3.
Die Platine ist mit dem AMD 970 Chipsatz zusammen mit der SB950 ausgerüstet und bietet 6 SATA3, zwei USB3 Ports und 2 Front-USB3 Ports, die über zwei EtronTech EJ168A Controller realisiert werden. Dazu gesellt sich 7.1 HD-Audio, FireWire, GB-Lan und USB 2. In Sachen Erweiterungsslots bietet das Board einen PEG Slot mit 16 Lanes, sowie einen zweiten Slot der nur mit 4 Lanes angebunden ist. Dazu gibt es drei PCIe 1x Slots und zwei PCI Slots.
Much like the Rampage and Maximus series of yesteryears, ASUS has a microATX "GENE" variant for its Republic of Gamers X79 offerings, built for small form factor setups but yet offering similar overclocking abilities to its bigger Formula and Extreme brothers. We take an exclusive look at the new Socket 2011 motherboard...
This is a performance-oriented motherboard with a great set of gamer-friendly options, overclocking tools and extensive connectivity list in a hefty matt-black package that looks fantastic. Built around the Intel P67 B3-stepping and nVidia nF200 chipsets, this flagship Gigabyte motherboard has the extra PCI Express lanes that multi-videocard gaming systems demand.
The GA-Z68AP-D3 motherboard, is based on the Intel® Z68 Express Chipset and supports the new 2nd generation Intel® Core™ processors. With the D3 board, it allows you to significant increase performance with the well known Intel® Smart Response Technology. The GA-Z68AP-D3 motherboard has mSATA drive connectors on this standard desktop PC motherboard. The GA-Z68AP-D3 board is integrated with GIGABYTE's proprietary Touch BIOS™ technology. This D3 motherboard is stated ATX and just about makes the standards...
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!
ASRock have been releasing a wide range of quality motherboards in the last year and can now firmly be recognised as one of the major players in the industry. Today we are looking at their top of the line X79 motherboard, entitled the ‘Extreme 9′. This board is fully loaded and is marketed to compete against flagship products from companies such as Asus, MSI and Gigabyte. We are testing today with the Intel Core i7 3960X Extreme Edition processor, 16GB of 2,133mhz memory and Nvidia GTX590 running in a Quad SLI configuration.
Die P9X79-Baureihe der Sockel-LGA2011-Mainboards aus dem Hause Asus teilt sich in drei Produktvarianten auf. Dazu gehören neben der einfachen Vanilla-Version, die etwas besser ausgestatteten Pro- und Deluxe-Modelle. Letzteres grenzt sich durch die maximale Ausstattung, eine bessere Kühlung sowie zusätzliche Produktfeatures von den beiden Schwester-Platinen ab. Wir durchleuchten das P9X79 Deluxe, prüfen die Platine auf ihre Leistungsfähigkeit und begutachten die vom Hersteller implementierten Features. Wird sich der positive Ersteindruck durch den gesamten Test ziehen?
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