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As we near CES we see the final boards manufactures release prior to the big name companies changing the game once again, In order to survive the pre-CES rush a manufacture needs to release a product that stands above the rest. Jetway aims to stand above the rest by releasing the Hummer HA12-LF which is a ATX standard AMD AM3 board sporting the 890GX + SB850 chipset and packing both USB3 and SATA6Gbps connections for all your speedy peripherals. The big question is; is this board a bang or will it end up being a bust just in time for CES 2011, join me as I show you just what this board can do.
Over the years Sapphire have earned a reputation as one of AMD’s strongest partners, bringing to market high quality, performance graphics cards. Their VaporX and Toxic Editions have garnered a passionate enthusiast audience who wait patiently for their release. In the past Sapphire have successfully delved outside the graphics card arena, releasing a full range of ‘Pure’ branded power supplies.
We recently looked at one of Asus’ high end M4A90GTD Pro/USB3 motherboards that impressed us with its extensive feature set and strong performance. The only drawback of this board was the high price which put it out into the ‘deeper wallet’ category. So we were excited when Asus offered us a lower-end board that is a little more wallet friendly while retaining a good feature-set.
I'm going to be honest here when I say that I wasn't on the Fusion bandwagon from the start. I liked the idea behind it, but I wasn't sure if we would actually ever see it eventuate, or at least eventuate to a product that we would want to own. Fusion is here, though, and it's time to decide if this is something that's going to line AMDs pockets with money, or will be a good idea that hasn't been executed well. Our first look at Fusion is going to come in the form of a retail board which will be hitting shelves soon.
The H67H2-M Black motherboard from ECS is the most equipped from their H67 chipset series and incorporates technologies like USB 3.0, EZ Charger and Dual Gigabit LAN with teaming support. The board supports only Intel HD Graphics overclocking, the CPU overclocking by multiplier is locked and the memory frequency is limited at 1333MHz.
Wir haben einen neuen Artikel online, in dem wir uns mit Intels Cougar-Point-Fehler befassen und Stimmen von Intel selbst und von Mainboardherstellern zusammengetragen haben.
ASRock P67 Pro3 is a rather inexpensive LGA 1155 motherboard that mostly offers basic features of this platform, but has decent expandability. It won't do for a SLI/CrossFire configuration and may require additional expansion cards, if onboard connectors are not enough. If they are, you get a decent motherboard with matching software utilities that will let you build a good modern PC.
Today we shall review Foxconn P67A-S, one of company's two motherboards based on the P67 chipset. At first glance it looks like a nearly mainstream solution, but, in fact, it offers everything a typical buyer may need. And it shouldn't be too expensive as well.
Bevor wir uns wieder mit Intels aktuellen Chipsätzen und Prozessore nbefassen, werden wir noch einen letzten Abstecher zum Sockel LGA1156 machen und uns das ECS P55H-AK ansehen. ECS hat dieses Mainboard mit allem ausgestattet, was der Markt hergibt: Zwei Controller für USB 3.0, zwei Controller für SATA 6 Gb/s, zwei zusätzliche PCIe-Brücken für einen höheren Datendurchsatz und SLI-Unterstützung. Eine klare Kaufempfehlung?
Heute, am 11. Mai 2011 bringt Intel seinen neuesten Chipsatz namens Z68 auf den Mark und wir konnten bereits im Vorfeld das umfangreich ausgestattete Mainboard MSI Z68A-GD80 (B3) ausführlich testen. Hat sich das Warten gelohnt? Ist der Z68 wirklich der ideale Chipsatz für Intels Sandy-Bridge-CPUs?
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