ASUS’ P6X58-E WS motherboard goes all out for those with a massive need for high bandwidth expansion. It takes Intel’s old fashioned X58 chipset, and its LGA 1366 processor support, and tacks on a NVIDIA nForce 200 chip to add quite a few extra PCI Express lanes so you can pile on quite a few […]
Read more ASUS P6X58-E WS Motherboard piles on the PCIe lanes
Some companies just manage to coax more performance out of chips than their competition which bodes well for the overclocking crowd. The ASUS Crosshair IV Formula relies on more than just tweaking by offering up four physical PCIe x16 slots for some interesting multi-GPU possibilities as well as SATA 6G and USB 3.0 support. Who […]
Read more ASUS Crosshair IV Formula pushes performance boundaries
There are those brands that put out respectable products that work well for the average PC build but, eventually, manufacturers yearn for that performance badge that sets them apart. The ECS P55H-AK Black Series is jam packed with with Triple SLI and CrossFireX support to go along with SATA 6G, USB 3.0, and dual Gigabit […]
Read more ECS P55H-AK Black Series grabs for the performance edge
Choosing your next motherboard gets a little confusing when it comes time to compare the never ending bullet point feature list manufacturers enjoy throwing out there. Thankfully most motherboards from top tier companies sport feature parity so there isn’t much of a guessing game as much as it is a choice of style. The Gigabyte […]
Read more Gigabyte GA-890FXA-UD5 for that feature overload feeling
The concept behind overclocking is to get as much as you can out of the components you’ve purchase which sort of loses that price/performance ratio when you’re buying expensive top-of-the-line gear. The ASRock P55 Deluxe Motherboard supplies a tweaking friendly environment all at a very reasonable price. PC Perspective has the review: We’ve had great […]
Read more ASRock P55 Deluxe Motherboard is the sensible overclockers option
