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Motherboards.org Reviews
Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 02-28-2007 Category: Motherboards From a gamers point of view the AMD RADEON 1250 is the best available integrated graphics chipset on the market bar none. Modern games like Oblivion, Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter, Prey, and Star Trek Legacy are practically unpl
Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 02-21-2007 Category: Motherboards The 775XFire-eSATA2 is an interesting board that has been overshadowed by the 965 chipset that replaced the 945 chipset the board is based upon and the new Core 2 Extreme and Duo CPUs. The chipset does not support the new CPUs mea
Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 02-07-2007 Category: Motherboards To say that I'm impressed with the ASUS P5W-DH Deluxe board is an understatement. Doc uses the board in his primary gaming computer and that says a lot right there about what he and I think of the board in terms of features, perfo
Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 02-02-2007 Category: Motherboards The ASUS M2NPV-VM motherboard is an interesting board in many respects. The board is targeted towards the digital consumer with features like HDTV Out and the standard features of ASUS motherboards, making this board an excellent
Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 01-25-2007 Category: Motherboards The ECS PX1 Extreme is an interesting board in many respects. The board supports Intel's Viiv platform. The included bundle is excellent in every respect with the hardware and software both, as 5 SATA cables are enough for everyon
Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 01-24-2007 Category: Motherboards So what differentiates the Intel D975XBX2KR from other motherboards already on the market? The first thing you get is Intel's bundling. Intel can offer a lower price to OEMs with their CPU+motherboard combos. The software that com
Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 01-19-2007 Category: Motherboards At a price of $77 bucks online, the Biostar TForce 550 board is targeted towards the mainstream segment of the market and is a good buy for those wanting an inexpensive non-SLI motherboard. The performance isn’t as good as the big
Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 01-11-2007 Category: Motherboards ASUS has done a wonderful job with their P5N-E SLI chipset. So wonderful, in fact that in many respects the performance of the board outdoes its bigger sibling the 680i SLI. The features that the nForce 680i SLI boards bring to th Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 01-06-2007 Category: Motherboards The P5B-E is on Newegg for a retail price today of $120, matching other P965 boards on the market. It's 2007 and the Quad Core CPUs from Intel will likely come out in full force in the New Year. The P5B-E is ready for Quad Core or
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