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MSI Z77A-G45 Thunderbolt Motherboard Review
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Going into the review, I had high expectations based on my experiences with MSI`s Z77 MPOWER board. The Z77A-G45 Thunderbolt did not disappoint. While it doesn`t have all the bells and whistles of the higher boards, MSI kept to a usable feature set and did not compromise on the board build quality or design layout. The board performs well in both stock and overclocked conditions with its performance more than I expected from such a moderately priced board. One of the more impressive features of the board is its included Thunderbolt port in the rear panel - MSI was able to include that in the board`s design without compromising much."
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Biostar Hi-Fi A85X vs. Asus F2A85-M Pro Mainboard
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The Biostar Hi-Fi A85X and Asus F2A85-M ProMainboards arrived Technic3D. We check the Mainboards with AMD A85 chipset functions and Performance in the following Review with a AMD A10-5800K CPU on Windows 7 64 Bit and Linux."
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ASUS Crosshair V Formula-Z Review: Cream of the Crop for AM3+
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AMD enthusiasts will want to take a long, hard look at this board. It offers a compelling package for the price. The issue is again the seeming dead end socket that it embraces. Vishera looks about as good as it will get. I am not entirely certain that there will be a significant refresh of Vishera parts (eg. FX-8450 or the like). Still, it is hard to ignore this product."
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Gigabyte Z77X-UD4H Motherboard Review @ ThinkComputers.org
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It has been quite a while since we have taken a look at a motherboard from Gigabyte. The last board we looked at was the Z77X-UD3H back when the Z77 chipset first launched. It has been quite a while since the Z77 launch and we are seeing a second round of Z77 motherboards appear. The Z77X-UD4H is part of of this new round of motherboards and builds upon the UD3H by adding some new features to the board. The Z77X-UD4H is a great motherboard for people looking to get into the Z77 chipset without having to drop a whole lot of money. Right now the Z77X-UD4H is selling for $164.99, which makes it one of the more inexpensive Z77 motherboards available. Dont let the price tag fool you though, this board is filled with great features! Lets dive in"
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Gigabyte GA-H77N-WiFi Motherboard Review @ Hi Tech Legion
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The Gigabyte H77N-WiFi motherboard measures 170x170mm and conforms to the mini-ITX form factor standard. The Gigabyte H77N has dual-stream WiFi features provided by an Intel Centrino Wireless-N 2230 card, capable of Intel Wireless Display and Bluetooth 4.0 functionality. For HTPC users, Gigabyte provides a DVI-I as well as dual HDMI video outputs with 8-channel audio and HDCP compatibility. Unlike other mini-ITX mainboards, the Gigabyte H77N-WiFi motherboard is equipped with dual Realtek 8111F Gigabit LAN ports for additional network connectivity. Should users decide to build a mini-ITX gaming platform, a PCI-E 3.0 x16 slot is available for discrete GPU installation."
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ASUS P8Z77-V LK Motherboard @ Hardware Secrets
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The ASUS P8Z77-V LK is a mainstream socket LGA1155 motherboard targeted to the Ivy Bridge processors (third-generation Core i3, Core i5, and Core i7 processors). Let`s see what this motherboard has to offer."
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Gigabyte Z77X-UP4 TH Preview @ Ocaholic
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With the Z77X-UP4 TH, Gigabyte has a motherboard in its portfolio, which ships with a solid power design and an onboard Thunderbolt interface. Furthermore there is an attractive price tag, which is very competitively chosen and other manufacturers have a hard time beating this offer."
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Gigabyte GA-6PXSV3 Preview @ Ocaholic
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Today we are going to have a look at a new workstation oriented motherboard from Gigabyte. The GA-6PXSV3 is one of the very few LGA2011 motherboard powered by an Intel C604 chipset with ATX form factor. It supports Intel Xeon E5-1600/2600 processors as well as Intel Core series and SLI/CrossFire. Last but not least Gigabyte is the only manufacturer to offer WS motherboards with high capacity ECC memory support running at DDR3-1600 MHz. In our case the GA-6PXSV3 is able to drive eight 16GB ECC modules (128GB in total) at DDR3-1600 MHz."
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MSI's Z77-based Mini-ITX board
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MSI's Z77-based Mini-ITX board has a unique mix of features, including VGA connectivity, an open Mini PCIe/mSATA slot, and smartphone-based tweaking software. We take a closer look to see how it fits into the mini Ivy landscape.
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USB 3.0 problems for Intel's Haswell
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In the document, Intel purportedly informs manufacturers that a system with Haswell inside, when waking from S3 sleep mode, will experience issues with devices connected through USB 3.0. For example this would result in blank pages displaying in Acrobat Reader PDFs or video playback stopping, rather than continuing. A quick fix would be to restart the failing application.
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ECS A85F2-A Golden for AMD Socket FM2 APUs @ techPowerUp
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Dropped like a block of gold on your foot, the ECS A85F2-A Golden arrived on my doorstep, nearly blinding me with its flashy package. The ECS A85F2-A Deluxe is ECS`s high-end AMD APU offering right now, and it is sure to add that bling to any new AMD APU build."
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Gigabyte Z77X-UP4 TH Review @ Ocaholic
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With the Z77X-UP4 TH, Gigabyte has a motherboard in its portfolio, which ships with a solid power design and an onboard Thunderbolt interface. Furthermore there is an attractive price tag, which is very competitively chosen and other manufacturers have a hard time beating this offer."
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ASRock Z77 Pro4-M LGA 1155 Motherboard Review
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The ASRock Z77 Pro4-M is a micro-ATX motherboard which is a form factor we haven't given a whole lot of attention to historically. There surely though a subset of enthusiasts which value their space for one reason or another. If you're looking for a small motherboard on a small budget you won't want to miss Z77 Pro4-M.
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Gigabyte Z77-HD4 @ PureOverclock
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“We are looking at a great budget friendly motherboard from Gigabyte, the Z77-HD4. It provides affordability and overclocking for the mainstream market, but will it also offer the performance and versatility we have come to expect from Gigabyte? Read on to find out.”
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