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ASUS incorporates NFC, 802.11ac
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 ASUS Z87 series feature NFC , 802.11ac technologies Intel will be launching a new chipset next month. In conjunction with the upcoming launch, ASUS held an event in Singapore late last month to introduce their line up of boards at CHIJMES, Singapore. First, The ASUS Z87 Series now comes in a Golden...
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ASRock Z77 Extreme11 Mainboard Review
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This mainboard has unprecedentedly rich functionality, including unique support for a large number of SATA drives. Besides, it has a number of other advantages and very few drawbacks with one of them standing out among the rest.
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MSI Z77A-GD65 Gaming LGA 1155 Motherboard Review
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MSI enters the "gaming" motherboard market segment, albeit a lot later than many of its competitors. The GD65 series of motherboards from MSI has been a longtime favorite of ours and are easily some of the best motherboards that MSI has produced in the last few years. Does the GD-65 Gaming live up to the legacy of the GD-65 moniker?
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Biostar HiFi Z87X 3D Intel Z87 Haswell motherboard
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"This Biostar HiFi Z87X 3D motherboard comes with 3 full length PCIe 3.0 slots and supports the Ati CrossFire and SLI. There is GbE LAN, native USB 3.0 and HDMI 4K support. The backplane comes with 2 USB 3.0, 4 USB 2.0 D-SUB, DVI-D PS/2 keyboard, GbE and audio ports. On board you can also find the SATA 6Gbps ports, 4 DIMM slots supporting up to DDR3-2800+ (OC). The board should go on sale in early June to coincide with Intel’s launch at Computex Taipei 2013."
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Brace Yourselves: An Onslaught of ASUS Z87 Motherboards is Coming @ Techgage
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Ahh, the smell of fresh chipset wafts through the air. Isn`t it great? And that means just one thing: more motherboards than we`re able to count. As always, ASUS aims to be at the forefront of choice and innovation with its Z87 line-up, so to help you judge its success for yourself, let`s take a brief look at 11 models from its upcoming lineup."
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GIGABYTE Z77N-WiFi Mini-ITX Motherboard Review
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GIGABYTE did a great job in designing this board, from the layout shifting to free up more space in all areas, to the board`s performance overall. While the Z77N-WiFi doesn`t include all the frills of higher priced boards, GIGABYTE did include exactly what would be needed for using this board in an HTPC capacity - onboard WiFi and LAN, SATA ports, and plenty of video output ports. As has been said previously, this board is not slouch and did perform well within expectations. The overclocking performance was the most impressive feat of all."
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ASUS GTX650-E-2GD5 review: GeForce GTX 650 Ti without PEG connector
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If you're a hardware enthusiast this card isn't really relevant for you, but more than likely there's someone in your family or circle of friends that owns an old PC and would like a little better graphical performance. The ASUS GTX650-E-2GD5 is perfect for systems like that, as it doesn't require a PEG connector and gets all of its power from the PCI-Express bus.
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ASUS Z77 Sabertooth @ Hardwareoverclock.com
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Hardwareoverclock.com has just posted another review. Last week we have taken a look at the ASUS Z77 Sabertooth motherboard. The Z77 Sabertooth already exists 1 year and there was a lot of bios versions necessary, to eliminate all the small errors. But now we can say, this board is a really interesting solution with a good price/performance relationship. "
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Six Mini-ITX Mainboards on Intel Z77 Chipset
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After the launch of the Intel Z77 chipset it became possible to deliver the functionality of a large computer system in Mini-ITX form-factor. Today we are going to talk about six mainboards that could be used as a basis for a compact gaming or overclocking system. These will be the products from ASRock, Asus, EVGA, Gigabyte MSI and Zotac.
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Intel Celeron 847 for Atom: MSI C847IS-P33 Mainboard
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By combining their energy-efficient Celeron 847 processor with an NM70 chipset Intel created a new desktop platform for SFF PC, which may easily push Atom and Brazos of the pedestal. Our today’s test session will show if the new product with Core microarchitecture is capable of competing against specialty energy-efficient and inexpensive processors.
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