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Zuletzt hatten wir uns das MSI Z68A-GD80 (B3) mit Intels Z68-Chipsatz angesehen. Diese Kombination hatte uns ausgesprochen gut gefallen, doch nicht jeder Benutzer ist bereit, satte 180 Euro in ein Mainboard zu investieren. Insbesondere für Spieler, die sowieso auf eine diskrete Grafiklösung setzen, bleibt der P67-Chipsatz eine attraktive Option.
It's been ages since we've seen a board from Jetway here at TweakTown and I would probably go as far to say that this is the first time I've actually been hands on with a Jetway board. So today we're looking at the Jetway H109-Z and while the model number doesn't really tell us anything, I can confirm it's an 1155 socket motherboard based on the Z68 chipset."
So far, ASRock has released four motherboard models based on the Intel Z68 chipset. The Fatal1ty Z68 Professional Gen3, which is the model we are taking a look at, is the highest-end model offered by ASRock. The manufacturer also offers a mainstream model, the Z68 Pro3, a top mid-range model, the Z68 Extreme4, and a miniATX model, the Z68 Pro3-M.
With the first Sapphire motherboard we looked at, we found ourselves really impressed with it. The X58 offering we tested performed well and offered great overclocking potential. When we got the P67 offering from them it was a good board as well, but in such a competitive market we found it just didn't really stand out from the competition. Today, though, we look at their latest offering and it comes in the form of the Sapphire Pure Platinum A75. And as you can tell, it's of course based on the latest AMD chipset, the A75, which holds the Lynx APU that we've quickly grown to love.
Thermaltake MEKA Mechanical Keyboard Review
Today we are looking at the MEKA ‘Non G’ keyboard which is a streamlined, lower cost version without the wrist support and some of the secondary functionality. It does however feature the mechanical switches, USB ports and a numerical keyboard section.
Read the review here: http://www.kitguru.net/peripherals/ke ... chanical-keyboard-review/
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.
I'm not sure why, but I'm such a sucker for the mATX format when it comes to computing. I say I'm not sure why because I don't have an mATX system, nor do I have a need for one, but it doesn't stop me from being interested in the layout. For years we saw companies release mATX formatted boards that had one thing in mind, low cost by sacrificing the stuff that makes the big boards so great.
Let’s take a look at this socket FM1 microATX motherboard from MSI based on the new AMD A75 chipset for the AMD A-Series CPUs.
Mit dem ASRock Z68 Pro3 wurde das erste Intel LGA1155 Sandy Bridge Mainboard bei der Redaktion ocinside.de getestet. Es basiert auf dem Intel Z68 Chipsatz und bietet eine sehr preiswerte Lösung für aktuelle 1155-Pin Prozessoren wie z.B. für den freigeschalteten Intel Core i7-2600K, den unlocked Core i5-2500K mit dem wir das Mainboard getestet haben, Intel Core i3-2120, 2100 oder Intel Pentium Q850, Q840, G620 und weiteren LGA1155 Prozessoren. Die Ausstattung ist zwar relativ spartanisch gehalten, dafür bietet es einige Einstellungen zur Übertaktung und viele weitere Features wie z.B. integrierte Lüftersteuerungen, das neue UEFI BIOS und Lucid Virtu Unterstützung, die wir natürlich ebenfalls getestet haben.
Not that long ago it was a significant challenge to build a small and quiet home theater PC (HTPC). Mini-ITX was an option, but case selection was limited and more importantly the form factor was held back by the lack of decent integrated video performance and the power/heat dissipation requirements of the processor (CPU) and graphics (GPU). With both of those concerns addressed with Intel’s Sandy Bridge (SNB) architecture the next, natural evolution turned toward the mainboard. Intel responded again with a thin PC standard and today we have a chance to look at the first full featured implementation – the Intel DH61AG Media Series motherboard. In our first look several features were outlined besides the slim physique that make it especially interesting to the HTPC crowd; including a built in 19V DC power connector, mSATA support, eight channel analog line level audio and the brand new “HTPC” header which, with the right hardware can enable affordable HDMI CEC on the PC; today we couple it with a 2.7GHz 35 watt Core i5-2390T to find out if DH61AG makes good on the initial promise.
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