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Asus Blitz Extreme P35 Socket 775 Motherboard

CPU & Mainboard | 16th August 2007

After the success of Asus' first P35 chipset motherboard, we've been given the opportunity to test the tweaked out "Republic of Gamers" version affectionately known as the Blitz. Will it come out all guns blazing or bomb it big time? Read on to find out.

Abit IP35 Pro Intel socket 775 Motherboard

CPU & Mainboard | 30th July 2007

Abit have gone from strength to strength since their new start and they have now released a board based on the Intel P35 chipset. We take it through it's paces in our labs

Asus P5K vs Asus P5K3 Benchmarks (DDR2 vs DDR3)

CPU & Mainboard | 16th July 2007

After reviewing the Asus P5K DDR2 based motherboard just over a month ago, we were left wondering how the DDR3 based P5K3 would compare. Today we're back with both boards in a head to head DDR2 vs DDR3 battle!

XFX 650i Ultra Socket 775 Motherboard

CPU & Mainboard | 5th June 2007

XFX are well known for producing high-quality, high-speed graphics cards. Now they're stepping it up and getting into main-boards. I take a look at the 650i Ultra and see if they do as good a job

Asus P5K P35 Socket 775 Motherboard

CPU & Mainboard | 4th June 2007

Today I'll be taking a look at Asus' first Bearlake (P35) chipset motherboard. Still based around DDR2, and with stiff competition from its elder P5B (P965) brother, how will it hold up?

abit Fatal1ty F-I90HD Motherboard

CPU & Mainboard | 2nd May 2007

AMD/ATI recently released their 690G chipsets for the digital home. The Intel socket 775 version is based again on the ATI Radeon Express 1250 graphics solution, we take a look at abit's Fatal1ty F-I90HD

Abit IN9 32x Max Intel Socket 775 Motherboard

CPU & Mainboard | 14th February 2007

abit are most definitely back, especially after the triumphant return of the "Max" servies in the AW9D max. This time they have come out, guns blazing with an nForce 680i series chipset offering high-end SLI enthusiast performance. We take a long look...

Asus P5B-E Plus socket 775 Motherboard p965

CPU & Mainboard | 28th December 2006

Asus have a reputation of making some of the finest and most stable boards on the market. They've sent us their latest 965-based mid-range socket 775 board for their perusal and we take a good look at it in our labs.