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Gigabyte Z87X-UD3H Motherboard @ Hardware Secrets
     Sun, Jun 02 2013 | 9:22A | Motherboards | PermaLink
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The Gigabyte Z87X-UD3H is a top mid-range socket LGA1150 motherboard targeted to the Haswell processors (fourth-generation Core i3, Core i5, and Core i7 processors). Let`s see what this motherboard has to offer."
  FULL STORY @ HARDWARESECRETS.COM

Intel HD 2000/2500/3000/4000 Linux OpenGL Comparison
     Sat, Jun 01 2013 | 12:14P | Motherboards | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
For seeing where the current OpenGL driver performance stands for Intel`s open-source Linux graphics driver on Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge processors, the very latest Linux kernel and Mesa development code were tested across four different processors to stress the HD 2000, HD 2500, HD 3000, and HD 4000 graphics capabilities atop Ubuntu."
  FULL STORY @ PHORONIX.COM

ASRock Z77E-ITX Motherboard Review @ Madshrimps
     Sat, Jun 01 2013 | 11:35A | Motherboards | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
The Z77E-ITX board from ASRock can help us build our dream HTPC machine by supplying a ton of USB ports, eSATA, integrated Wi-Fi adapter + external antenna assembly, a good quality Realtek audio CODEC and more. For easy configuration we can either use the modern UEFI interface or fine-tune the performance via AXTU. Of course, ASRock has also added the usual 555 advertised applications like XFast RAM, XFast USB or XFast LAN."
  FULL STORY @ MADSHRIMPS.BE

GIGABYTE Z87X-UD3H Intel Z87 Haswell Motherboard Review
     Sat, Jun 01 2013 | 9:22A | Motherboards | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
The GIGABYTE Z87X-UD3H Intel Z87 motherboard is the first motherboard with the Intel LGA1150 socket to come across my bench and after seeing the numbers today, I think the Haswell platform is going to be a great platform for those looking for a complete upgrade from an older system. Not totally sure if it would be a worth while upgrade from an `Ivy Bridge` system, but probably worth it from a Sandy Bridge system or older..."
  FULL STORY @ LEGITREVIEWS.COM

MSI Z77A-GD65 Gaming Series (Intel Z77) Motherboard Review
     Fri, May 31 2013 | 10:14A | Motherboards | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
As we prepare for the launch of Haswell, we quickly move through a couple of Z77 boards. Today we`re spending time with the Z77A-GD65 Gaming Series from MSI."
  FULL STORY @ TWEAKTOWN.COM

BIOSTAR Reveals Hi-Fi Z87X 3D Intel Haswell Mainboard
     Thu, May 30 2013 | 11:50P | Motherboards | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
BIOSTAR, manufacturer of embedded/IPC solutions, graphics cards, and motherboards has introduced Intel's next generation Haswell based motherboard, the Hi-Fi Z87X 3D. It comes with its own in-house audio technology the "Hi-Fi 3D".

The Hi-Fi Z87X 3D is an ATX form factor board that features Intel socket 1150 support. It includes the usual high-end motherboard features like USB 3.0, HDMI and PCI-E slots. But being a BIOSTAR board, there is a premium set of features including the company's new "Hi-Fi 3D" technology. All the BIOSTAR Hi-Fi series motherboards are equipped with special components to ensure the best possible audio quality consistency. The Hi-Fi Z87X 3D has these key features:
"Hi-Fi 3D" Technology enables high definition multi-dimensional sound where it matters the most with height, width, and depth in front of the listener. It's based on the physics of reproduced sound and the basic human perception of sound. The high resolution sound reproduction goes beyond existing sound enhancements or virtualization technologies.

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"Smart Ear 3D" provides true reproduction of a virtual 3D space using any typical set of headphones. It delivers true 3D sound for music, movies, and games.

Choose from six types of "3D Sound Fields"; including Hi-Fi Theater, Hi-Fi Hall, Hi-Fi Game spots, Hi-Fi Studio, Hi-Fi Conference, and Hi-Fi Bistro for different applications. BIOSTAR Hi-Fi 3D technology involves the virtual placement of sound sources anywhere in 3 dimensional spaces, including behind, above or below.

With the new generation built-in "3D amplifier", BIOSTAR Hi-Fi-3D motherboards can drive major high-end headphones with an over 100dB load and up to 600ohm impedance. It allows you enjoy a fuller range of dynamic sound with crisper details and less distortion when you are using any typical set of headphones.

"Smart ?" is BIOSTAR's Hi-Fi 3D exclusive function. No matter what kind of gain your headphones are capable of, it will auto detect the appropriate gain and assign a suitable impedance range.
Hi-Fi 3D Technology has a "Pre-AMP", a built-in power amplifier to boost the speaker volume. It can increase the volume level by double with high-quality HD audio output. Hi-Fi 3D Technology not only improves on the headphones performance but also enhances your speakers' sound volume.

The "Hi-V Cap" is a Metalized Polypropylene Film Capacitor for each audio channel circuit. The customized audio capacitors deliver low noise, low distortion, and a wide bandwidth to achieve the highest sound resolution and sound expansion.

BIOSTAR Hi-Fi series motherboards have a sampling rate of 192kHz/24-bit which delivers a high quality audio through an analog connection to either your home theater system, multi-channel speakers or high-end headphones. Enjoy true Blu-ray grade high-definition sound that you've never experienced with a regular PC before.

"Multi Channel Calibration" (MCC) can transform any room into an ideal listening environment. With (MCC), audio performance is automatically calibrated according to the dimensions of your room. Simply place the speaker and setup the microphone at your usual listening spot, position the speakers and connect them. The user can set the speaker settings easily by using the free bundled MCC software.

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To learn more about BIOSTAR here: http://www.BIOSTAR.com.tw

About BIOSTAR MICROTECH INT'L CORP.
BIOSTAR, a manufacturer of motherboards, graphics cards, industrial computing systems and peripherals. Since its
establishment in 1986, the BIOSTAR GROUP has become a major motherboard supplier in the PC industry. In order to pursue continuous growth, BIOSTAR has invested heavily in acquiring the physical and human resources to excel at research and development. With a constant emphasis on quality, BIOSTAR always seeks to offer products with the highest price-performance ratio.

  FULL STORY @ BIOSTAR

Gigabyte GA-H77M-D3H Mobo - great for compact PC builds
     Thu, May 30 2013 | 4:46P | Motherboards | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
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Gigabyte's GA-H77M-D3H motherboard supports 3rd Gen. Intel® 22nm CPUs and 2nd Gen. Intel® Core™ CPUs (LGA1155 socket) processors, two PCI Express Gen 3.0 slots and 2-way CrossFireX™ multi-GPU builds. The board is built with all Japanese Solid Capacitors for long life and incorporates GIGABYTE On/Off Charge™ for USB devices. Integrated video is pipped out via HDMI/ DVI interfaces.

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  FULL STORY @ NCIX

 
Gigabyte G1.Sniper 3 Mainboard
     Thu, May 30 2013 | 10:14A | Motherboards | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
The Gigabyte G1.Sniper 3 Mainboard arrived Technic3D. We check the Gaming XL-ATX Mainboard with Intel Z77 Express chipset functions and Performance in the following Review with a Intel Core i7 3770k CPU on Windows 7 64 Bit."
  FULL STORY @ TECHNIC3D.COM

GIGABYTE's BRIX Ultra Compact PC Kit
     Wed, May 29 2013 | 5:58P | Motherboards | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF

GIGABYTE presents the GIGABYTE BRIX (named for Colin Brix - Gigabyte's senior technical guru?) which is an ultra compact PC, combining an incredibly small and sleek form factor chassis design with a choice of high-performance Intel Core processors, fast SSD storage, integrated Wi-Fi, USB 3.0 plus dual digital display outputs.

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(The BRIX compact computer)

"The BRIX lays down a new standard in terms of compact form factor, connectivity and performance, making it suitable for a broad range of applications in the home, office and commercial spaces," commented Henry Kao, Vice President of GIGABYTE Motherboard Business Unit. "The BRIX demonstrates how we can leverage our exceptional R&D and manufacturing prowess to create new and exciting PC products that defy convention."

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(Colin Brix, of Gigabyte)

GIGABYTE BRIX: Ultra Compact Computing 2.0

The BRIX from GIGABYTE is an ultra compact (29.9 x 107.6 x 114.4 mm) and versatile DIY PC kit available with a broad choice of processors covering a range of performance and price points. Redefining the desktop PC in terms of miniaturization with a form factor that sits in the palm of your hand, the BRIX doesn't hold back in terms display and peripheral connectivity, or raw performance, and is ideal for compact HTPC builds, as a standard desktop in the home or office, or in commercial applications such as digital signage.

GIGABYTE designed the BRIX to be smaller and lighter than currently available products, with a stylish glass surface mounted on an anthracite aluminum frame. The BRIX comes complete with a GIGABYTE compact form factor motherboard, Wi-Fi module, VESA mounting bracket and power adapter, requiring only an mSATA SSD, SO-DIMM memory and OS.

The BRIX is available with a choice of four power-efficient, 3rd Generation Intel processors. From a simple internet access point, to a high-end multimedia station, the GIGABYTE BRIX offers great flexibility for a wide range of different usage applications.

With support for HDMI and DisplayPort, the BRIX can power two displays simultaneously, making it a perfect choice as a high-productivity PC in professional and home environments, or in any number of industrial and commercial multi-display applications.

The BRIX is sold as a DIY PC kit, shipping with a Wi-Fi Mini PCIe module pre-installed, plus a power adapter and cable conforming to local standards. Requiring only SO-DIMM system memory and mSATA SSD, the BRIX gives users the flexibility to independently choose integrated storage and system memory sizes, without the trouble of sourcing components that are not widely available on the retail market.

Bundled with a VESA bracket, the BRIX can easily be mounted behind a monitor or HDTV making it discreetly hidden from view. This offers a simple and elegant way to turn any VESA-compliant display or TV into a full-featured PC or digital signage unit.

  FULL STORY @ GIGABYTE

Asus P8Z77-V LK Mainboard Review
     Wed, May 29 2013 | 3:58P | Motherboards | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
This mainboard will suit perfectly for a contemporary system, it doesn’t boast anything extraordinary, but also doesn’t have any functionality limitations of any kind. There are more complex and more expensive, as well as simpler and more affordable products out there, while Asus P8Z77-V LK is a regular mainboard, most optional solution, the so-called “golden medium”. http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/mainboards/display/asus-p8z77-v-lk.html
  FULL STORY @ XBITLABS

Gigabyte GA-Z77-D3H Mainboard Review: Not So Complex
     Wed, May 29 2013 | 3:58P | Motherboards | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
There are a lot of mainboards out there with a variety of onboard controllers and an extensive list of functions. Of course, there are simpler and even more affordable mainboards, but perfection like Gigabyte GA-Z77-D3H is a very rare occurrence among them. http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/mainboards/display/gigabyte-ga-z77-d3h.html
  FULL STORY @ XBITLABS

ASRock Fatal1ty X79 Champion Motherboard Review @ HardwareHeaven.com
     Tue, May 28 2013 | 7:40P | Motherboards | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
ASRock Fatal1ty X79 Champion Motherboard Review @ HardwareHeaven.com One of the more recent additions to the high end X79 market is ASRock`s Fatal1ty X79 Champion motherboard. With a bunch of high end features such as enhanced on-board audio (including headphone amp) and support for quad SLI as well as the fastest CPUs around there is a lot to make this product worth more than a little consideration. So today we take a look at the Fatal1ty X79 Champion board."
  FULL STORY @ HARDWAREHEAVEN.COM

Gigabyte Shows Off Upcoming Intel Z87 Motherboards @ Legit Reviews
     Fri, May 24 2013 | 1:57P | Motherboards | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
?The key difference this time around, however, is the selection of MLC NAND. As the name indicates, the Vertex 3.20 uses 20nm MLC NAND compared to the larger 25nm / 34nm variants found on the original Vertex 3. It`s part of a market-wide push for smaller flash across the board. That aside, everything else under the hood remains virtually the same although LSI now owns SandForce.?"
  FULL STORY @ LEGITREVIEWS.COM

Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD4H Socket 1155 Motherboard Review @ Pro-Clockers
     Fri, May 24 2013 | 12:12P | Motherboards | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
It has been a couple of months since the last Gigabyte motherboard we had our hands on. What better reunion than to bring you their newest Z77 board to market, the Gigabyte GA-Z77-UD4H motherboard for Intel`s LGA 1155 socket. The new mainboard is a model between the budget boards like Z77X-UD3H and the higher-end UD5H. Can you guess the model number? Yeah, not too hard, it`s Z77X-UD4H. We reviewed the UD3H some time ago and found that it was one of the best budget motherboard out there as it overclocked pretty dang well for its price. We can imagine what is in store for us with the new UD4H and the 11-phase digital VRM. Now, we will find out just how well this board overclock and other features it offers over the tried and tested UD3H."
  FULL STORY @ PRO-CLOCKERS.COM

Gigabyte Z87X-OC Motherboard - Picture Madness @ Ocaholic
     Wed, May 22 2013 | 11:53A | Motherboards | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
Today it is Chris who has made the effort to create a complete set of pictures from Gigabyte`s Z87X-OC High-End motherboard."
  FULL STORY @ OCAHOLIC.CH

12 budget motherboards reviewed: affordable foundation
     Sun, May 19 2013 | 4:02P | Motherboards | PermaLink
Posted by: STAFF
We reviewed 12 budget motherboards. When you want to assemble a basic PC system, you have no use for numerous PCI-Express slots, SATA connectors and special overclocking features. So how much do you need to spend for a good motherboard that provides all the basics without a bunch of superfluous stuff? Which board is the best one to get?
  FULL STORY @ HARDWARE

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