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X79 has been on the tip of everyone’s tongues for quite some time, and with AMD not being the big hit that everyone thought it would be, Intel has gained a much bigger following than they first anticipated. Asus we knew would be one of the first to showcase what fantastic new boards they were going to release and whilst we knew the Pro and Deluxe would be available, we didn’t hear much about Sabertooth or ROG. We can now confirm, and after the fact that we saw it first hand at an exclusive Asus X79 event, that a Sabertooth board will be released.
We're getting through the boards, though, and the latest one for us to fire up comes from ASRock and follows the Fatal1ty series. The ASRock Fatal1ty 990FX Professional looks the part, but today we'll see how it performs with the new AMD FX-8150 from AMD.
In this article PCSTATS is reviewing the Intel P67-based ECS P67H2-A Black Extreme motherboard which uses a revised 'B3' stepping Intel P67 chipset. The ECS P67H2-A Black Extreme is a performance oriented ATX motherboard with a fantastic set of gaming and overclocking features, all set on a sleek black and grey PCB that'll make your expensive chassis proud. While the board does not officially support Crossfire/SLI, it can handle up to 3 videocards running in parallel thanks to an onboard Lucid HydraLogix 200 'LT24102' chip. Lucid's Hydra Core technology is notable because it supports combinations of nVidia and ATI graphics cards working together.
With the launch of the Intel X79 based motherboards approaching very soon, certain models have been long awaited and of course, the main suspect is part of the Republic of Gamers range of boards from Asus. We were lucky enough to see the Rampage IV Extreme at a recent Asus X79 event and until now, was made to wait until we could get it into our test chamber.
Nous l'avons vu dans un de nos comparatifs de CPU, le Llano est un produit très intéressant, surtout pour le salon, car il permet de presque tout faire. Alors pourquoi ne pas associer ce processeur à une carte mère Mini ITX qui prend peu de place, afin de monter le compagnon idéal pour votre TV Full HD ? Mais encore faudra-t-il choisir entre Asus et Zotac.
Llano, Bulldozer, Ivy-Bridge, Sandy Bridge-E: all diese tollen und erscheinenden Technologien wurden bzw. werden künftig beleuchtet. Doch aber zuvor wird noch einmal ein Blick auf Intels Chipsatz geworfen, der das Technologiejahr 2011 einleitete: Sandy Bridge. Erst als P67 und dann später mit integrierter Grafikausgabe verkauft der Z68-Chipsatz. Alle namenhaften Mainboard-Hersteller haben ihren Platinen ein Revisionsupdate unterzogen. Der nachfolgende Bericht befasst sich mit dem Gigabyte Z68X-UD5-B3. Wie sich die Platine im Praxistest schlug, klärt der nachfolgende Bericht.
At launch it looks like ASUS is going to be covering a wide range of price points and user needs. The other week we managed to take a close look at the ASUS P9X79 Pro and Deluxe. If you're interested in living a bit more on the extreme side of things, then no doubt the ASUS Rampage IV Extreme is going to be the board that will grab your attention.
Today's review product is the latest to come from the ECS Black Series range and is their take on AMD's 990FX chipset. This AM3 board is ideal for use with the new FX (Bulldozer) range of 8-core CPUs and features some excellent functionality such as support for SATA3, USB 3.0, Crossfire and SLI.
The MSI P67A-GD65 motherboard brings forth a lot for computer enthusiasts to get excited about, not the least of which are dual PCI Express x16 videocard slots, (4) USB 3.0 ports, (6) SATA 6GB/s ports and specialized tools for seasoned overclockers. For example, if you're one to break out a digital multimeter while overclocking there are handy voltage read points next to the boards' DDR3 memory slots. In the continuing war on capacitor dominance, MSI have turned to low profile heat tolerant solid-state Tantalum caps around the LGA1155 CPU socket.
Le Z68 a été perçu par beaucoup comme le chipset de trop par les clients du P67, ceux là même qui avaient été frappés de plein fouet par le bug de la révision B2. Pourtant tout le monde s'accordait à dire que le Z68 est ce qu'aurait du être le P67 à sa sortie, un chipset capable entre autres choses de pouvoir exploiter la part ie graphique de son Sandy Bridge. Comme la totalité de ses concurrents, Gigabyte a suivi le plus naturellement du monde la migration vers le Z68, ce dernier étant désormais très majoritairement le seul chipset disponible pour des configurations ATX. Nous allons étudier donc 2 cartes du constructeur, les Z68X-UD3H et Z68XP-UD4, deux cartes respectivement proposées à 150 et 170€, et proposant des technologies non supportées par le P67, sans oublier celles incluses par Gigabyte lui-même. Feuer !
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