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Gigabyte’s lineup of Intel X79 or Sandy Bridge-E motherboards is only made up of four boards. For gamers there is the G1 Assassin 2, X79-UD7-OC for overclockers, and X79-UD5 for enthusiasts. This brings us to the X79-UD3 which is Gigabyte’s entry-level and least expensive Intel X79 motherboard coming it at $249. Sandy Bridge-E is Intel’s high-end platform and the X79 chipset is much improved over its P67/Z68 counterparts. You now have 40 PCI-Express 3.0 lanes and quad-channel memory. That means with this board you can easily throw in up to 32GB of DDR3 and run 4-way Crossfire or SLI right out of the box. Also this is the first time we will see Gigabyte’s 3D BIOS. Read on as we inspect the X79-UD3 Motherboard.
After an extremely long summer wait one of the most anticipated P55 motherboards has finally arrived, the Foxconn Quantum Force Inferno Katana. The Inferno Katana is the latest board in the Quantum Force lineup and features everything we have come to enjoy.
This weekend the first motherboard we took a look at was the MSI Z87-G45 Gaming, MSI’s lower priced gaming model. Along with the gaming product line they also have a line they are calling MPower that is focused more on the overclocking community and general enthusiasts. There are two models the Z87 M Power and the Z87 MPower Max, today I am going to dive in and take a look at the Z87 M Power. I’m excited to see what sets it apart from MSI’s gaming boards.
AMD is releasing today a new chipset with integrated graphics, AMD 890GX, and ECS has announced three socket AM3 motherboard models based on it. We are going to take a look on A890GXM-A, which belongs to ECS' Black Series, featuring three PCI Express x16 slots and SATA-600 ports (but not USB 3.0 ports).
Zu den Mainboard-Neuheiten mit Z97-Chip, die Asus im Rahmen eines eigenen Technik-Seminars in Berlin vor wenigen Tagen vorstellte, gehört unter anderem das Maximus VII Hero. Diese Hauptplatine richtet sich wie der Vorgänger an preisbewusste Gamer und ist mit Intels neuem Platform Controller Hub sowie dem LGA1150 für Haswell-Prozessoren ausgestattet. Gegenüber dem Vorgänger-Modell zeigen sich auf den ersten Blick nur wenig Unterschiede, denn die Neuerungen liegen im Detail. Welche Features beziehungsweise Eigenschaften das Maximus VII Hero bietet und wie Performance ausfällt, zeigt unser ausführlicher Test.
The G1.Assassin is the most high-end socket 1366 motherboard from the Gigabyte series "G1-Killer," which has a "gun-like" design and is aimed at gamer enthusiast users. It has eight SATA ports (six SATA-300 and two SATA-600), eight USB 3.0 ports, six memory sockets, and four PCI Express x16 slots. Let's check it out.
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.
MSI have a reputation for making great motherboards and their previous 790FX GD70 board received much critical acclaim. Not willing to rest on their laurels however, they went back to the drawing board and made some changes with the 890FXA GD70 in regards to board layout. With the new AMD 890FX chipset and SB850 Southbridge complimenting the USB 3.0 and SATA 6gbps ports this board looks to be fully locked n’ loaded.
So you need more CPU power than what a single Intel Core i7 Extreme Edition processor can provide? Look no further than the EVGA Classified SR-2 motherboard. Anyone who has been following along the enthusiast motherboard industry knows exactly what this motherboard is all about. We take it for a spin with two high end Hexa-core Xeon processors and look what kind of performance you can expect if you can afford a platform like this!
ASUS’s Republic of Gamers (ROG) products cater to gamers and hardware enthusiasts. Many of these same people attend LAN parties. No want wants to lug a huge system to a LAN party, it just is not fun. That is one of the reasons why ASUS has a “Gene” line of motherboards. These are micro ATX boards that are perfect for building a great LAN or small for factor system. Many people think micro ATX boards lack many features that normal ATX boards have, but the board we are taking a look at today is a ROG board. The ASUS Maximus V Gene features an all digital power delivery design in their Extreme Engine Digi+ II, a mPCIe combo card so you can add an mSATA SSD or a mPCIe card of your choice, ASUS’s own 8-channel Supreme FX III sound solution, CrossFireX and SLI support, and native PCIe 3.0 and USB 3.0. That is just the tip of the iceberg there are so many features in this board you won’t believe it is only a micro ATX board! Read on as we take a look...
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