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mit dem Asrock Z68 Pro 3 hat der Mainboard-Hersteller eine kostengünstige Hauptplatine für den Sockel 1155. Wer auf umfangreiche OC-Optionen und Multi-Grafikkarten-Setups verzichten kann, der sollte sich das Mainboard einmal näher anschauen. PC Games Hardware macht den Kurztest.
ASUS has a reputation for making quality products. Whether it's a graphics card, motherboard or laptop, if it's from ASUS it has to be good, right? Today we have the chance to look at the ASUS F1A75-V Pro. The ASUS F1A75-V Pro is one of eight AMD A75 FCH motherboards from ASUS. Will the ASUS F1A75-V Pro live up to the ASUS name? Read on to find out!
We have always had good experiences with MSI motherboards, their MSI X58A-GD65 has been at the heart of our main graphics card test system now for the last year. The new Z68A-GD80-G3 is loaded with ‘Military class’ components and is supplied with a new graphical user interface and touchscreen support.
We have reviewed a wide selection of products in the new AMD budget range, but today we look at something special, the ASUS F1A75-I Deluxe. This is a premium mini ITX motherboard which offers a capable foundation for a new media center system.
Already we've looked at a couple of PCIe 3.0 boards; the first was the ASRock Z68 Extreme7 Gen3 and that's the big brother to the board we're looking at today. The other was the MSI Z68A-GD80-G3. While both are great boards in their own right, the problem at the moment is that nothing can really make use of the PCIe 3.0 capabilities on offer from these boards. Saying that, though, one would argue that if you're interesting in making use of the next generation LGA 1155 chips from Intel and a PCIe 3.0 video card in the future, it's almost silly to buy a non "Gen3" motherboard.
New platforms are particularly interesting to us as home theater PC (HTPC) enthusiasts because it gives us a chance to clearly see how a generation of progress can be transformed into tangible benefits. Not long ago, integrated graphics processors (IGP) were strictly the choice of budget-minded consumers, but the recent relocation of the graphics processing unit (GPU) from the chipset to the processor made it a “first-class” citizen and brought new life to the solution while birthing a new concept – integrated processor graphics (IPG). AMD was not the first to release an IPG, or APU (accelerated processing unit) as they refer to it, but with the introduction of the Brazos/Zacate line earlier this year, a glimpse of Lynx/Llano’s promise became available. As a platform aimed at the ultra-portable market, Zacate demands significant compromise for use as a dedicated HTPC. Llano’s mainstream desktop orientation, combining a full featured GPU and capable CPU, should address those tradeoffs with enough headroom and flexibility to provide solutions along the spectrum of client and server HTPC. As we have with Intel’s Sandy Bridge family of IPGs, we plan to evaluate each step in AMD’s lineup – starting today with the 65W 2.4 GHz A8-3800,coupled with a GIGABYTE A75M-UD2H microATX motherboard.
Nous allons aujourd'hui tester une carte maman haut de gamme en P67 de chez Foxconn, qui est l'un des plus grands fabricants de composants et de matériel informatique au monde. Il s'agit de la Rattler, une carte mère de la série Quantum Force. Ziggy nous indique d’ailleurs que cette série se distingue par l'utilisation de composants de très haute qualité ainsi que de fonctionnalités avancées comme nous allons le voir.
Gigabytes G1-Killer-Mainboards der hauseigenen Gaming-Serie richten sich an ambitionierte Spieler, die ihren Computer mit den entsprechenden Komponenten ausstatten möchten, aber den dazu nötigen Aufwand möglichst gering halten wollen. Das G1.Sniper 2 stellt den neusten Vertreter dieser Baureihe dar. Gigabyte will mit dem gegenwärtigen Modell die Spielergemeinde wieder mit den altbewährten Sound- und Netzwerk-Features, neuen Eigenschaften wie beispielsweise LucidLogixs Virtu oder SSD-Caching und dem aktuellsten Intel Sockel überzeugen. Insgesamt scheint das Konzept aufzugehen, jedoch mit ein paar kleinen Kritikpunkten.
AMD caused quite a stir when they released the Fusion set of APU's as it gave rival competition to Intel but with support for DirectX 11. Motherboard manufacturers were keen to jump on board producing Mini-ITX based boards around the E-350 APU. Shortly after the E-350 saga, AMD released the next in the APU line-up and this included the A8-3850, shortly followed by the slightly lower spec A6-3650 which differed by giving users a fully fledged socket, opposed to an all-in-one soldered APU like the E-350 had. This gave users a bit more flexibility in terms of upgrading the APU as and when they wanted or needed to.
A few months ago when new chipsets were launching, I'd always go to the effort to try and hunt down some mITX versions of boards, because like I've said before, the mITX format actually has some serious power to offer people and can be paired with other high end components you'd normally see in standard ATX boards.
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