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Vor wenigen Tagen erschien Intels neuste Prozessorgeneration in Form von Ivy Bridge. Erste Mainboards auf Basis des Intel 7-Series-Chipset wurden bereits am 8. April offiziell vorgestellt. Auch Asus bietet wie gewohnt eine große Auswahl an entsprechenden und verschieden ausgestatteten Hauptplatinen mit dem Z77-PCH an. Die robuste und mit Komponenten im Militär-Standard bestückte Variante der TUF-Serie gehört dabei zu den Oberklasse-Ablegern, die durch die einzigartigen Features aus der breiten Masse herausstechen: Das auffälligste Merkmal des Sabertooth Z77 bildet die schwarze Abdeckung, welche von Asus als "Tactical Vest" bezeichnet wird. Welche Vorteile diese Eigenheit gegenüber der Konkurrenz mitbringt und welche Besonderheiten die widerstandsfähige Platine sonst noch offeriert, klären wir in diesem Artikel.
The Biostar brand doesn’t have a massive presence in the UK, at least not in the enthusiast segment of the market. We consider Asus, ASRock and Gigabyte to be the top three enthusiast brands on the market at the moment but this is something Biostar are looking to change with the release of their new range of motherboards.
Wir haben einen neuen Artikel online, in dem wir uns näher mit Gigabytes Flaggschiff für Sockel AM3+ beschäftigen.:
Even though main focus is lately on Ivy Bridge, let's not forget about Intel's High End range based on the X79 chipset. One of the main drawbacks of Socket 2011 is the total platform cost. Besides the quad core i7-3820, the hexacores versions cost a pretty penny. On top of that, most of the X79 mainstream boards are far from cheap. Prices of 250 euros and more are pretty common. Luckily for us Gigabyte and ASRock have got 'let's call them a more" budget friendly motherboard in their X79 lineup. Gigabyte's type numbering has always been kept pretty simple. Today's UD3 board is the entry board for their limited socket 2011 series. Limited, because Gigabyte only has got 3 boards left in the X79 range : the UD3, UD5 and a gamer orientated G1 Assasin 2 board. The X79-UD7 board has been EOL'ed. And till now there's still no sign of the X79-UD5 S(erver) version. But does a "cheap" board mean that the quality or performance is inferior ? Time to find out what this X79-UD3 has got in store for us.
Today we are taking a look at the Gigabyte Z77X-UD5H, the latest Z77 motherboard targeting the mainstream enthusiast audience. This board is built for overclocking and stability using the 3D power system with Auto Voltage Compensation. Is this an ideal board to shortlist for your next system build?
With the bar for Ivy Bridge nowlifted, we take a look at how our Maximus V Gene performswith an i7-3770k at its disposal.
Mit dem TZ68+ und den bereits beim Gehäuse Testsystem verwendeten TZ68K+, konnte Biostar bereits für etliches positives Aufsehen sorgen. Vor einigen Wochen konnten wir die Z77-Adaption bereits in einem Preview vorstellen, nun folgt der ausführliche Testbericht zum selbigen Mainboard. Was konnten wir also nun leistungsmäßig erwarten und welche Neuerungen bringt der Z77-Chipsatz mit? All das wird im nachfolgenden Artikel geklärt.
I've sometimes thought that Intel tries too hard with its enthusiast level motherboards. The Extreme series, which is what Intel seeds reviewers with when new CPUs are introduced, tend to "shout" with prominent skull logos, POST code readouts, POST sequence LEDs, and other bling, but in my experience they fall down badly on features and performance. So you can understand that I wasn't expecting too much from the DZ77GA-70K motherboard. But I was in for a surprise.
Intel has tried to sell motherboards into the enthusiast market in the past, with little success. Even though their top-end motherboards are labeled Extreme Boards and have prominent skull logos (everyone knows skulls are good), the features and performance have been notably lacking, especially in comparison to the best of the third party motherboards. I've not been impressed by any of the previous Intel Extreme Boards I've reviewed, but the Intel DZ77GA-70K was a revelation. Benchmark Reviews takes a look at the features of Intel's first motherboard that's actually competitive with the big boys.
Today PCSTATS has a real treat for you - the ECS Z77H2-A2X Black Edition Golden motherboard! Every metallic surface on this board is gold plated so it's got quite the 'bling' factor going for it. The reason for all the gold is that 2012 is the year of the Dragon in the Chinese zodiac calender, making this a very auspicious time. ECS's Z77H2-A2X motherboard is built around the Intel Z77 chipset and primed for Intel's 22nm 3rd Gen. Intel Core i3/i5/i7 'Ivy Bridge' processors.
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