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Firefox · 14.11.2012, 12:25

ASRock Z77 OC Formula Review - Neoseeker

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The ASRock Z77 OC Formula's performance was what I would expect from a high end board priced attractively at $239.99. With a long list of features and accessories normally reserved for motherboards in the $400 price range, this should help propel the Z77 OC Formula to the top with best in class performance.
Let's recap the features of the motherboard itself. First up is the Twin-Power cooling solution which combines both air and water cooling into a single solution, offering far greater heat dissipation than air cooling alone. At the same time this helps eliminate the need to purchase a separate water block if the user was originally inclined to. Then we have a completely redesigned power system starting with the OC Formula power kit. This consists of Digi power, Dual stack mosfets, and the all new Premium alloy choke that serves to reduce core loss by as much as 70% over the standard iron powder chokes. The power connectors have also been enhanced by increasing the amount of gold contained in the sockets, including 15μ gold in both the CPU and memory sockets.
Overall the Z77 OC Formula offers excellent overclocking potential. During my time testing the OC Formula I was able to achieve core clock speeds just over 4.7GHz with very little effort. Along with support for 3000MHz+ memory clocks, I expect to see a few overclocking records broken using this more than capable motherboard. If you are looking for the best bang for the buck, the Z77 OC Formula may be just what you are looking for.

Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD5H-WiFi Review - OCC

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After seeing what Gigabyte has to offer with the Z77 platform when I looked at the GA-Z77X-UD3H, it looks like Gigabyte has improved upon the feature set. Improvements are seen from the PCB with its dual 2oz copper layers and new glass fiber design in the core that makes it more difficult for moisture to infiltrate the PCB causing shorts in humid locales to the large integrated cooling solution that covers the heat generating components of the PCH and 12+2+1 phase VRM on the PCB. Visually not much has changed on the PCB other than the noted larger cooling solution. The PCB is jet black and does not wash out and turn brown when you put a bright light over it. The layout of the board is similar to most Z77-based boards with the exception of the mSATA socket located between the CPU socket and first 16x PCIe slot. An mSATA drive fits and does not create any interference concerns.
Now when it came to overclocking, the Gigabyte Z77X-UD5H-WiFi will allow your processor and memory to scale almost effortlessly when manually tweaking the settings. Up to the limits of your hardware at least. I was able to pull a 1.2GHz overclock out of the CPU and run the 2133MHz rated memory at up to 2400MHz by adjusting the timings and tweaking the voltages a bit for stability. Manually tuning in the 3D BIOS is not the only avenue to increase the performance of your installed hardware. Using Easy Tune 6 you can overclock from within the operating system to see what works and what does not. The utility does not come by the Easy Tune name just the sake of calling it something. Using the Auto Tuning feature of the Tuner section of ET6 you can choose a few preset options to overclock your hardware from a mild 4.18GHz using a 102MHz bclock to a more aggressive 4.68GHz using a 104MHz bclock.
Although my hardware will run the number, the 4.68GHz option proved a bit aggressive in terms of the settings applied in the BIOS with the end result being a reset of the CMOS to get back into the 3D BIOS. Essentially a non recoverable error; not the type of recovery option seen on today's high end boards. After tweaking voltages in the BIOS the 4.68GHz option would work. That being said the 4.43GHz Level 2 option was spot on when it came to stability even though the applied voltage was higher than what my chip needs to run that speed.
What makes all this possible is the use of Ultra Durable 4 technology. Gigabyte is using an all digital power circuit on this board for the CPU, DRAM, and IGP that uses Japanese-made solid capacitors, Ferrite core chokes, and Lower RDS(on) MOSFETs on top of the PCB equipped with 2oz copper power and ground layers. This design gives better control over the applied voltages than a traditional analog design with the end result a solution that runs cooler and delivers higher power efficiency. Lower temperatures and higher efficiency both help deliver excellent overclocking results on top of an increased lifespan. Additionally Gigabyte uses ICs that have a higher ESD tolerance as well as special anti surge ICs that prevent static discharges from killing onboard components; a problem all of us have from time to time plugging in USB devices.
Gigabyte has equipped this board with a pretty solid feature set that includes an mSATA slot to take advantage of all of the Intel technologies associated with the Z77 PCH including Intel Smart Response, Rapid Start and Smart Connect Technologies. With prices still relatively high on mSATA drives at around $1 per GB, adoption rates may be slim although the benefits are there for those who do step up and use the feature. On this version of the Z77X-UD5H Gigabyte has included a Bluetooth 4.0/Dual Band WiFi expansion card to allow the user the ability to take advantage of a wireless solution. This device has the ability to stream data to DLNA certified devices, share files with wireless devices including smart phones, laptops, tablets and notebook PCs, and, last but not least, provide an access point for a shared Internet connection saving the cost of a wireless router.
Lucid LogiX Virtu MVP software allows the user to increase graphics performance and improved visual quality by teaming the IGP with the discrete GPU. The software bundle included with this board is functional and delivers added value in terms of ease of use and functionality including Easy Tune 6, LAN Optimizer, 3D BIOS, EZ Setup, Auto Green, and On/Off charge. Navigating through Gigabyte's 3D BIOS is seamless using a combination of mouse and keyboard strokes to get the job done. BIOS enhancements continue to be rolled out by Gigabyte showing continued support.

Pros:

Overclocking
Memory Overclocking
Ultra Durable 4
3D BIOS
Looks
Bluetooth/WiFi card
Feature set
Onboard mSATA slot

Cons:

Reset and CMOS Clear buttons too close

Firefox · 16.11.2012, 20:59

ASRock X79 Extreme11 Motherboard Review - ThinkComputers

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ASRock set out to create the “Ultimate X79 Motherboard” and I really think they have. Think about the features you would want on a motherboard, I’m pretty sure this motherboard has them! The biggest feature of this board is the seven PCIe 3.0 x16 slots. I have not seen that many PCIe slots on a motherboard! Even more impressive is that you can run 4 cards at x16 speed! If you load the system up with more than 4 cards the top PCIe slot will run at x16 speed while the rest will run at x8. This means you can have a pretty insane graphics card setup with this board. Of course all of this is made possible with the two PLX PEX8747 switch chips.
Another thing that sets this motherboard apart from other X79 motherboards is the SATA connectivity. In total you have 14 SATA ports! With the X79 chipset you get 6 SATA ports (4 SATA 3GB/s, 2 SATA 6GB/s), but in addition to that ASRock has installed 8 more SAS / SATA 6GB/s ports, which are powered by the LSI chip. For people who want to run large RAID setups this is perfect! Most X79 motherboards only offer 2 SATA 6GB/s RAID ports so having 8 is awesome! Talking about connectivity since the X79 chipset does not natively support USB 3.0 ASRock has added it, but not the normal amount, you get double the USB 3.0 ports and headers that you would expect to find on an X79 motherboard.
This board sits at the very high-end of ASRock’s offerings and I expected a little more when it came to the accessories and software. Besides the extra SLI bridges the accessories package was the same as the X79 Extreme6/GB. There was not even enough SATA cables for all of the ports on the board. They just gave you the default 6 that you get with every X79 motherboard. The software that comes with the X79 Extreme11 is useful, but again it is the same software that comes with all of their motherboards.
There are not really any other motherboards in this category, at for that reason it really is hard to compare prices, but this board is quite expensive. At my favorite online retailer it is $599. This makes it the most expensive X79 motherboard we have reviewed, but you have to consider all of the features you are getting on this board. Also if you are planning on loading this board up with 4+ graphics cards and a ton of hard drives the $599 price really should not bother you that much.
Pros:
- 7 PCIe 3.0 x16 slots (4 cards can run at x16)
- 14 SATA ports (10 are SATA 6GB/s)
- Great for overclocking
- Quality components
- USB 3.0 support
- UEFI BIOS
Cons:
- Price (although it is justified, but puts it out range for most people)
- Weak accessory package

ASRock X79 Extreme11 Motherboard Unboxing & Overview - YouTube

Firefox · 19.11.2012, 16:35

MSI 990FXA-GD80 Sets a New World Record of 8.37GHz with FX-8350

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Originally Posted by techpowerup
MSIs AM3+ mainboards support the latest AMD Vishera processors. In support of this fact is the recent overclocking record on the MSI 990FXA-GD80 which hit the 8.37 GHz mark with an FX-8350 processor, making it the fastest AMD FX-8350 in the world.
Additionally, the Z77 MPOWER and Big Bang-XPOWER II Mainboards have both made significant advancement in the HWBOT over-clocking leaderboards with MSI Lightning graphics cards. T0LSTY from Ukraine scored 18103 which puts him at the top of 3DMark 11 Performance Single Graphics Card scores with a Z77 MPOWER and R7970 Lightning and was the first contestant to break the 18,000 Marks barrier! T0LSTY, not satisfied with one record, also claimed the top spot in the Unigine Heaven DX11 single card benchmark.

OC_Windforce from Korea chose the Big Bang-XPOWER II and R7970 Lightning to secure his first place at the 3DMark 11 Performance Dual Card top and crowned himself with a Z77 MPOWER and R7970 Lightning in the Unigine Heaven DX11 dual card rankings! All those brilliant over-clocking achievements reflected the superior optimization ability of MSIs RD teams and performance of high quality mainboards and graphic cards from MSI continue to provide record-breaking performance in the most difficult and extreme over-clocking challenges.

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Decebal_rex · 21.11.2012, 13:10

Era clar ca va merge mai mult Pilledriver ca si Bulldozer.

Firefox · 04.12.2012, 17:52

ASRock Z77 OC Formula Review - ocaholic

ASRock Z77 OC Formula Review - Lab501

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Asadar, Z77 OC Formula este o placa de baza care overclockeaza excelent atat procesorul cat si memoriile. Adaugati la asta faptul ca beneficiaza de strictul de dotari necesare pentru anul 2012 precum si faptul ca are un pret de-a dreptul prietenos pentru ceea ce stie sa faca (1168RON mai exact) si se pare ca ASRock a nimerit lozul castigator cu aceasta placa.
Bine, unele lucruri – cum ar fi de exemplu optimizarea BIOS-ului pentru anumite IC-uri – mai trebuie retusate dar trebuie apreciat faptul ca OC Formula este prima incercare serioasa a celor de la ASRock de a intra pe piata placilor dedicate overclocking-ului. Un mare merit in succesului acestui produs in are si Nick Shih care s-a ocupat personal de tuning-ul acestei placi, iar profilele pentru memorii, butoanele Rapid OC impreuna cu suita software care s-a dovedit foarte utila fac parte din munca lui.
O sa inchei cu o mica povestioara care a facut ca multe dintre concluziile trase in articolul de azi sa se contureze mai rapid. Pe 15 noiembrie am fost invitati de cei de la UPC sa vorbim si sa tinem o demonstratie de overclocking in fata copiilor de la Cool School. Ne-am hotarat sa folosim in cadrul evenimentului un Core i7 3770K impreuna cu ASRock Z77 OC Formula, care se afla cu aceasta ocazie pentru prima oara pe LN2. Am inceput operatiunile cu o mica strangere de inima dar rezultatele au inceput sa vina si in doar 20 minute am ajuns la 6645MHz cu 4 nuclee active la doar 1.86v. Placa s-a comportat excelent nevand nici coldbug si nici coldboot in timp ce butoanele Rapid OC impreuna cu aplicatia Rapid OC Configurator a facut procesul mult mai usor si rapid, ceea ce pe LN2 este foarte important. Asta ca sa nu mai ziceti ca nu testam placile de baza si pe azot

In final nu pot decat sa sper ca Z77 OC Formula sa fie doar inceputul celor de la ASRock in ceea ce priveste gama de placi dedicate overclocking-ului!

Firefox · 07.12.2012, 17:09

GIGABYTE Z77X-UP7 Review - Lab501

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Gigabyte Z77X-UP7 costa 1728RON ceea ce este un pret destul de indraznet tinand cont de preturile concurentei. Mai exact, strict pentru overclocking avem Z77 OC Formula (1169RON) sau daca ne permite buzunarul si vrem 4-way VGA sarim la Maximus V Extreme (1679RON) care are ca dotari in plus fata de Z77X-UP7 conectivitate Thunderbolt.
Daca vrem overclocking dar suntem si maniaci cu dotarile si suntem dornici sa renuntam la 4-way atunci putem sa alegem Maximus V Formula / ThunderFX (1531RON) care are in plus si o super placa de sunet externa.
Problema este ca in situatia actuala eu nu vad pozitionarea pe piata a Gigabyte Z77X-UP7, in conditiile in care avem pe piata optiuni mai bune sau mai dotate fiind totodata si mai ieftine. Problema nu vine de la faptul ca si-au pus profit prea mare, ci de la faptul ca au abordat solutii tehnice scumpe si inutile cum ar fi folosirea a 32 faze.

Comportamentul in testele noastre a fost bun, dar cu o mare problema pe partea de memorii dar probabil ca urmatoarele BIOS-uri vor trata si aceasta problema. Aceasta placa cu un pret de 1000-1100RON cu un VRM cu 8-12 faze, doar cu dotarile strict necesare si cu un BIOS un pic periat ar fi fost intr-adevar ceva interesant si un urmas demn de culorile negru si portocaliu. A, fara sa vreau am descris ASRock Z77 OC Formula deci se pare ca asta era intr-adevar reteta succesului pentru o placa destinata overclockerilor, cel putin in momentul de fata… Si este interesant, daca ne gandim ca doi se bat si al treilea castiga.

Mi-a placut GIGABYTE Z77X-UP7 cand am vazut-o prima oara pentru ca mi-a adus aminte de X58A-OC. Din pacate, dupa parerea mea, cei de la GIGABYTE au nevoie de mai multa coerenta in pozitionarea produselor. Z77X-UP7 nu este deloc o placa rea pentru un sistem high-end, dar nu putem spune ca se impune decisiv in fata altor produse. Pe de alta parte, daca vorbim despre overclocking, reteta implementata in X58A-OC a fost oarecum tradata, deoarece in acel caz discutam despre o placa extrem de capabila la acest capitol, pe cand Z77X-UP7 straluceste doar la capitolul BCLK. Si din nou, nu cred ca problema este una hardware ci pur si simplu tine de BIOS. Cel putin in cazul memoriilor acest aspect este clar.
Imi este greu sa inteleg de ce GIGABYTE au acordat o mai mare atentie unor segmente de piata mult mai putin sensibile la specificatii (recte gameri, prin seria G1) decat celor care apreciaza cu adevarat o placa de baza la adevarata ei valoare (recte overclockeri) si au produs un fel de compromis intre o placa de baza care ar trebui sa fie nava amiral pentru daily-use si o placa de baza care ar trebui sa faca overclockerii sa viseze negru si portocaliu noaptea, compromis care nu exceleaza la nici un capitol, deoarece pe partea de dotari lipseste conexiunea Thunderbolt, pe partea de overclocking lipseste un BIOS solid, iar pe partea “umana” a problemei lipseste un pret atractiv.

Sincer, nu stiu cum vad cei de la GIGABYTE viitorul, dar sper din suflet ca pentru Haswell lucrurile sunt mult mai clare si mai bine delimitate. Gamerii vor bling-bling si dotari fata de care noi, overclockerii suntem absolut insensibili (placa de retea minune care face si cartofi prajiti), tech-addicts vor o placa de baza dotata cu absolut toate tehnologiile existente pe piata pentru a se lauda in fata amicilor (gen conexiunea tunetul aprig). Noi, overclockerii, vrem o placa de baza back to the basics, dotata cu strictul necesar, lipsita de artificii de marketing dar capabila de performante iesite din comun. GIGABYTE, noi, overclockerii, vrem inapoi spiritul introdus odata cu X58A-OC.
Vrem un BIOS solid precum o stanca si performante care lasa concurenta cu gura cascata de uimire. Si vrem asta pentru un pret modic, nu sub forma celei mai scumpe placi de baza de pe piata. Nu, nu avem nimic impotriva GIGABYTE, impotriva gamerilor sau a celor care nu vor decat sa se mandreasca cu noua achizitie. Doar ca NOI…vrem altceva… Si ar fi indicat sa primim acel ceva, deoarece NOI suntem cei care visam placi de baza noaptea, nu jucatorii de DOTA si LOL…

Firefox · 11.12.2012, 20:19

Gigabyte Z77X-UP4 TH & Z77X-UP5 TH Motherboard Review - Neoseeker

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Gigabyte has produced a pair of aces with both the Z77X-UP4 TH and the Z77X-UP5 TH. GigaByte's Ultra Durable 5 technology plays a significant part in the performance of the new boards; traditional PCBs consist of a single copper layer, and due to this they often do not provide sufficient trace pathways for the higher power demands that are associated with overclocking. These PCBs bleed critical power from the CPU, memory and other components and have an overall lower thermal dissipation rate. Gigabyte motherboards manufactured with the Ultra Durable 5 technology and the 2x copper PCB meanwhile are capable of delivering up to 60A's of stable power due to the enhanced trace pathways. Another benefit of the 2x copper PCB is the higher thermal dissipation rate allowing for a higher and more stable overclock.
First lets talk a little about the Z77X-UP4 TH. When it comes to performance, Gigabyte's Z77X-UP4 TH offers best in class performance within it's price point of roughly $185.00. The Z77X-UP4 TH features not only beat but exceeds that of motherboards in the $200~$300 dollar range. One feature that really stands out is the new dual Thunderbolt ports which are capable of connecting up to 12 compatible devices and 3 displays at the same time, and can transfer 1TB of data in 5 minutes. Then we have the addition of the onboard mSATA port as an easy way to take advantage of Intel's Smart Response and Rapid Start technologies.
Like its sibling, the Z77X-UP5 TH offered outstanding performance. The board is built using the same Ultra Durable 5 technology and incorporates many of the same features found on the Z77X-UP4 TH. With the exception of a few added bells and whistles you would think they are the same motherboard. Setting them apart is the onboard CMOS, ON/OFF and reset buttons, and Gigabyte has also included an LED debug readout, voltage checkpoints and even a WiFi adapter. Of course you can expect to pay a little more for the Z77X-UP5 TH, but for those of you looking for the extras it is well worth the small difference. With the Z77X-UP5 TH priced roughly around $240.00, you are getting the most bang for the buck. If you are in the market for a new motherboard or as an upgrade to your current system, I highly recommend you look at both the Z77X-UP4 TH and the Z77X-UP5 TH.

Firefox · 13.12.2012, 16:30

Nick Shih hits 7.93GHz With AMD A10-5800K Overclocked To 7.93GHz

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Originally Posted by techpowerup
The most talented overclocker in the world, Nick Shih breaks another record. Well, actually it's more likely the other way around. World record breaker Nick Shih overclocks again! This time he has reached an unearthly 7930.69 MHz with the new socket FM2 APU and ASRock's FM2A85X Extreme6 motherboard, which places him numero uno on HWBOT again.

"I absolutely love having fun with some of the best gizmos around, such as the new socket FM2 APUs and ASRock FM2A85X Extreme6. You can always expect amazing results when you are dealing with these reliable hardware. For me, 7.93 GHz is merely a warm up. 8 GHz ready or not, here I come!" exclaimed the much excited Nick Shih.
Above: Nick Shih taking the lead on HWBOT with 7.93 GHz on A10-5800K and ASRock's FM2A85X Extreme6!
Above: Proof and detailed information of the new world record captured by CPU-Z. A phenomenal 7930.69 MHz by an AMD A10-5800K APU and ASRock FM2A85X Extreme6 motherboard! (http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2610689)
The FM2A85X Extreme6 from ASRock is heavily armed with Premium Gold Caps, Digi Power and 8+2 Power Phase. The robust design and performance makes it the perfect weapon for overclocking and challenging world records. Sadly, breaking world records like Nick Shih isn't something that Tom, Dick or Harry can do whenever or wherever they want to. But with ASRock's FM2 Series motherboards you could at least overclock like the legend himself! With the exclusive X-boost technology which comes with every ASRock FM2 Series motherboard, users may overclock and boost their system's performance up to 15.77% simply by clicking X during POST.

Firefox · 03.01.2013, 21:02

Intel reveals DZ75ML-45K with Lucid Virtu MVP

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TPU reports Intel delivers the DZ75ML-45K, a new motherboard with Lucid Virtu MVP GPU virtualization technology as well as overclocking features.

The latest in a series of Intel Desktop Boards designed for overclocking K-series 2nd and 3rd gen Intel Core processors, the Intel DZ75ML-45K delivers flexible overclocking and Lucid* Virtu MVP at an affordable price. Additionally, Intel Desktop Boards has extended a Lucid MVP upgrade to existing Intel 7-series performance boards currently using Lucid Virtu Universal.

The Lucid MVP GPU Virtualization feature enables use of Intel QuickSync whether your monitor cable is connected to a discrete graphics card or you are using Intel HD graphics built in to the CPU. Visit the Intel Download Center to upgrade. To learn more about Lucid's enhanced gaming and visual performance offering, visit lucidlogix.com. Intel Desktop Boards is also the proud launch partner of Lucid Virtu MVP2.0 coming in 2013.

source:dvhardware

Firefox · 09.01.2013, 12:50

MSI Unveils X79A-GD45 Gaming Motherboard

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Originally Posted by techpowerup
After a long sabbatical, MSI unveiled a new socket LGA2011 motherboard, the X79A-GD45 Gaming. Over-simplistic naming aside, the board is practically identical to the X79A-GD45 (8D), albeit with a more dull yet intuitive color scheme. Black and bright blue make way for black and gray, with fancy die-cast covers over the MOSFET and chipset heatsinks. The only other feature that makes it stand apart from its older twin is Creative Sound Blaster Cinema audio driver for existing HD audio CODEC, which enhances sound quality over Realtek's driver, and adds a few DSPs of its own.

EVGA Showcases X79 Dark Motherboard at CES

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Originally Posted by techpowerup
With Ivy Bridge-E expected to make its debut this year (Q3 according to roadmap leaks) EVGA has decided to take another look at the LGA2011 platform. This in turn led to the making of a new motherboard based on the Intel X79 chipset, the X79 Dark.

Seen at CES 2013, EVGA's new LGA2011 board bears a black and red color theme and features an E-ATX form factor, 12+1 phase PWM, eight DDR3 memory slots (supporting up to 64 GB of RAM), ten SATA ports (six are SATA 6.0 Gbps), five PCI-Express x16 slots (accompanied by switches that disable/enable them), dual Intel Gigabit Ethernet, four USB 3.0 connectors, Bluetooth, two eSATA ports, and 7.1-channel audio.
The X79 Dark also has an angled 24-pin power connector, a debug LED, EVBot support, plus Power, Reset and Clear CMOS buttons. The motherboard is expected to arrive towards the end of Q1, or in early Q2.

Source: VR-Zone

ASUS P9X79-E WS Detailed

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Originally Posted by techpowerup
It looks like the void left by lack of socket LGA1150 motherboards is being filled by new LGA2011 HEDT ones, with ASUS joining in with the P9X79-E WS. The board is so big and feature-packed that its designers labeled it a workstation board that's built in the SSI-CEB form-factor (should fit in full-ATX cases that have room for EATX). The board features a 10-phase CPU VRM, seven PCI-Express 3.0 x16 slots, which are wired to the CPU through a couple of 48-lane PCI-Express bridge chips, support for 128 GB quad-channel DDR3 memory, six SATA 6 Gb/s ports (two from the X79 PCH, four from third-party controllers), four SATA 3 Gb/s ports, a couple of eSATA 6 Gb/s ports, four USB 3.0 ports, FireWire, 8-channel HD audio, and two gigabit Ethernet interfaces, which are each backed by Intel-made PHYs.

Source: VR-Zone

Firefox · 09.01.2013, 20:54

ASUS Unveils World's First PCI-Express 3.0 Motherboard for AMD Processors

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Originally Posted by techpowerup
ASUS did the unthinkable yet simple, by innovating the first AMD platform motherboard that features PCI-Express 3.0 x16 slots, the Sabertooth 990FX/GEN3.0 R2.0. Long naming aside, the board provides you a couple of gen 3.0 slots by using PLX-made 48-lane PCI-Express Gen 3.0 bridge chip.
While the board features four PCI-Express x16 slots, only two similarly-colored slots can be used at a time, of which two are PCI-Express 2.0 x16, wired to the 990FX northbridge, and two slots being x16/NC or x8/x8-capable, being wired to a PLX 48-lane PCI-Express Gen 3.0 switch, which in turn takes two PCI-Express 2.0 x16 links from the northbridge.

Apart from this unique feature the socket AM3+ Sabertooth 990FX/GEN3.0 R2.0 features AMD SB950 southbridge, eight SATA 6 Gb/s ports, two eSATA 6 Gb/s, 8-channel HD audio, six USB 3.0 ports, and a zesty ASUS-exclusive feature-set. The new board could be released to the market very soon.

m0lia · 09.01.2013, 20:56

Misto placa, pacat de procesoare.

Firefox · 15.01.2013, 10:04

New Product - 990FX Extreme9

New Product - 990FX Extreme9 - YouTube

Firefox · 18.01.2013, 15:10

ASUS Maximus V Extreme - Lab501

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La pretul de 1583RON, ASUS Maximus V Extreme nu este o placa chiar accesibila dar judecand dupa ce-am vazut in review-ul de azi pot spune ca isi merita banii cu varf si indesat. Pot spune ca este cea mai echilibrata placa de baza Intel Z77 dintre toate cele pe care le-am testat pana acum, putand impinge la maxim atat procesorul cat si memoriile sau placa video.
Pentru utilizatorul de rand si overclocker-ul de duminica ASRock Z77 OC Formula este o alegere chiar mai indicata decat Maximus V Extreme, fiind mai ieftina si necesitand tensiune de alimentare mai mica pentru procesor la frecvente sub 5GHz. Totusi atunci cand vorbim de overclocking ca si pasiune unde fiecare MHz si milisecunda conteaza, Maximus V Extreme este placa care poate face diferenta dintre locul 1 si 2.
Memoriile care urca excelent indiferent de IC-uri, VGA Hotwire, linia de +3.3v dedicata, posibilitatea de reglare voltaj / frecventa comutatie / OCP / Loadline la diverse placi video, OC-Key sau Subzero Sense sunt doar cateva dintre dotarile care propulseaza aceasta placa drept regele de necontestat al placilor de baza Z77.
Ca fapt divers pot spune ca alegerea condensatorilor dupa comportamentul la temperaturi extreme nu este o poveste de adormit copiii cuminti si creduli. Cand am fost in Kiev pentru concursul AOOC 2012 am luat un exemplar oarecare de Maximus V Extreme, l-am uns peste tot cu vaselina siliconica si am montat platforma. Surpriza a fost ca placa a rulat 2 zile aproape non-stop cu tubul plin pe CPU (adica -196 grade C) si -50 pe memorii. La sfarsitul zilelor de concurs am inchis platforma pentru ca se terminase timpul neavand absolut nici o problema, numai ca totul era inghetat terminand cu porturile I/O si jumate din firul de la mouse. Asta numesc eu placa pentru LN2…

Firefox · 22.02.2013, 23:34

MSI G-Series Motherboard Teased

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Originally Posted by techpowerup
A little earlier today, MSI announced it would be integrating the Bigfoot Killer NIC, a latency optimized network controller that is designed to help online gaming, into some of its gaming notebooks and motherboards. We're hearing that MSI plans to carve out an entirely new gamer-centric motherboard brand extension, along the lines of ASUS Republic of Gamers, Gigabyte G1.Killer, and ASRock Fatal1ty series. MSI transferred branding over from its G-Series gaming notebooks over to create the new motherboard series, one of which was teased to the press earlier today.

Pictured below is a section of a new socket LGA1155 G-Series motherboard. According to sources, the board pictured below looks essentially identical to the Z77A-GD65, with a few obvious changes: color scheme changed to black and red with swanky VRM and chipset heatsinks; and Bigfoot Killer E2200 network controller by Qualcomm-Atheros. The NIC works to minimize latency to game servers, and lets you prioritize available bandwidth to specific apps. One could expect MSI's G-Series motherboard line to be out by Cebit (March, 2013), with a lot more of such teasers along the way.

Source: Overclockers Ukraine

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