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grogi · 15.06.2007, 12:06

MSI P35 Neo Combo Motherboard Review
"P35 Neo Combo from MSI – which is also known as MS-7365 – is based on the latest Intel mainstream chipset, P35, being a motherboard targeted to the average user that wants support for DDR3 memories but keeping DDR2 compatibility, as this motherboard provides sockets for both DDR2 and DDR3 memories, plus support for the forthcoming Core 2 Duo CPUs based on the new 1,333 MHz external bus. Let’s see the features and performance from his new release from MSI."

eVGA nForce 680i SLI
"The 680i SLI board has been available for many months now, so we are going to take a fresh look at it and see how it compares to our 975X and P35 boards.

As the name gives away, the board is based on NVIDIA's 680i SLI chipset, their current top offering on the Intel platform. It supports all of the latest Intel CPUs with an 800/1066/1333 FSB. It also supports up to 8GB of ram with frequencies up to DDR2-1200.

The board we are looking at today has an A1 in the product code. T1 revisions are also available, with the primary difference being that it includes a Quad-Core fix. If you have an A1/AR board and are having problems with overclocking your Quad-Core, eVGA will fix it for you."

GIGABYTE GA-MA69GM-S2H Motherboard
"GIGABYTE is back with their GA-MA69GM-S2H motherboard based on the AMD 690G chipset – hot or not? Let us find out!"

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grogi Moderator Регистрация: 09.08.2002 Адрес: Kaliningrad Пол: Male Сообщения: 15 485	MSI P35 Neo Combo Motherboard Review "P35 Neo Combo from MSI – which is also known as MS-7365 – is based on the latest Intel mainstream chipset, P35, being a motherboard targeted to the average user that wants support for DDR3 memories but keeping DDR2 compatibility, as this motherboard provides sockets for both DDR2 and DDR3 memories, plus support for the forthcoming Core 2 Duo CPUs based on the new 1,333 MHz external bus. Let’s see the features and performance from his new release from MSI." eVGA nForce 680i SLI "The 680i SLI board has been available for many months now, so we are going to take a fresh look at it and see how it compares to our 975X and P35 boards. As the name gives away, the board is based on NVIDIA's 680i SLI chipset, their current top offering on the Intel platform. It supports all of the latest Intel CPUs with an 800/1066/1333 FSB. It also supports up to 8GB of ram with frequencies up to DDR2-1200. The board we are looking at today has an A1 in the product code. T1 revisions are also available, with the primary difference being that it includes a Quad-Core fix. If you have an A1/AR board and are having problems with overclocking your Quad-Core, eVGA will fix it for you." GIGABYTE GA-MA69GM-S2H Motherboard "GIGABYTE is back with their GA-MA69GM-S2H motherboard based on the AMD 690G chipset – hot or not? Let us find out!"