Gigabyte launch new GA-H67N-USB3-B3 Mini ITX motherboard
"In what is becoming a tradition for Gigabyte, they have packed yet another mid-high end desktop chipset onto a tiny Mini ITX board."
Published: 24th March 2011 | Source: Gigabyte |
Gigabyte have launched their new GA-H67N-USB3-B3 motherboard, their first Mini-ITX H67 based board, using Intel’s B3 stepping chipset.
The tiny 17cm square motherboard based on the H67 chipset features the HD graphic core 2000/3000 which allows for Blu-Ray Stereo HD playback in full 1080p high definition over HDMI 1.4. The size of the motherboard and the onboard graphics make this an ideal HTPC board.
The board features Realtek’s ALC889 codec for a 7.1 audio experience, and features quite the compliment of connections; D-Sub VGA, a pair of HDMI outputs supporting up to 1920x1200, 2 6Gb/s and 2 3Gb/s SATA ports, a pair of USB3 ports and up to 8 USB2 connectors.
The board supports all current LGA1155 CPU’s and up to 16GB of DDR3 in its two slots; as well as featuring a single x16 PCI Express slot allowing the potential to turn this board into a tiny gaming monster.
The GA-H67N-USB3-B3 should be available within the next few days.
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Thats about it dude, if the pump is running direct from the PSU then you are just at the limits of what you have. I had a 120 kit in recently and tbh they are not really up to overclocking IMHO.
yeah i know but i'm thinking about upgrading to a noctua nh-d14 i know it will fit in my cooler master cm-690 II
stick a 240 rad in the roof?
Yeah may be
yeah i know but i'm thinking about upgrading to a noctua nh-d14 i know it will fit in my cooler master cm-690 II
The Noctua will fit fine in that case. Or as Marsey says, stick a 240 in the roof.
I had a D14 in my cm-690 II and currently have two 240 rads in there, just so you know they can fit.
as long as you have the intel thermal management on in the bios i wouldnt worry about temps unless you have stability issues.
Wolfdales run cool at stock speeds and mild overclocks (my old xeon ran fine passive with an old vapochill micro) but once you're up into the 1.4v+ range they're hot little things. Stick EIST and C-State on in the BIOS and see if they have any effect on your temps/stability.
Failing that, a 240 in the roof would definitely take care of it. The days when a single 120 was enough are long gone.
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right now i'm using artic cooling mx-3