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EPoX EP-5P945 PRO: Budget 945P Performance
by Gary Key on 9/11/2006

We take a quick look at EPoX's 945P based motherboard and discover very good budget performance from a standard design.

Abit AW9D-MAX: When "Beta" MAX is a good thing
by Gary Key on 9/8/2006

Our preview of the AW9D-MAX shows great performance potential in an unusual package.

ASRock ConRoe945G-DVI: Core 2 Duo goes mATX
by Gary Key on 9/1/2006

Our first look at ASRock's 945G based motherboard reveals that very good budget performance can come in a small package.

ASUS P5B: New BIOS Adds Unlocking & Improved Overclocking
by Wesley Fink on 8/24/2006

A new official BIOS for the P5B unlocks Core 2 Duo chips and promises much improved overclocking.

ASUS P5NSLI: Core 2 Duo and SLI on a Budget
by Gary Key on 8/22/2006

Our early look at the affordable ASUS P5NSLI motherboard based on the NVIDIA nForce 570SLI for Intel chipset.

AM2 Motherboards-Part 4: ATI Crossfire Xpress 3200
by Wesley Fink on 8/21/2006

AM2 Motherboards based on the ATI RD580 chipset finally arrive in the retail channel.

ASRock Core 2 Duo: AGP/PCI Express Graphics Performance, Part Tres
by Gary Key on 8/15/2006

We determine if there is a performance penalty when using AGP graphics cards on the ASRock 775Dual-VSTA motherboard with an Intel Core 2 Duo.

Intel Core 2 Duo: Memory Performance Part Deux
by Gary Key on 8/14/2006

We provide additional memory benchmarks with comparative chipsets and see how well the VIA PT880 Pro based ASRock 775Dual-VSTA performs against the competition.

ASRock 775Dual-VSTA: Does DDR2 matter?
by Gary Key on 8/8/2006

DDR is compared to DDR2 on ASRock's value Core 2 Duo motherboard to determine if your DDR memory is worth keeping.

Abit AB9-Pro: Mainstream P965 Performance and Pricing
by Gary Key on 7/24/2006

We take a quick second look at Abit's AB9-Pro, now armed with a production level BIOS and Core 2 Duo results.

Conroe Buying Guide: Feeding the Monster
by Gary Key & Wesley Fink on 7/19/2006

Conroe requires new parts, and help through the Buying Jungle is here!

Abit AB9 Pro: A sneak peek at Intel's new P965 chipset
by Gary Key on 7/3/2006

We're taking an early look at Intel's P965 chipset courtesy of Universal Abit's AB9 Pro as we continue our preview of Core 2 Duo capable boards.

ASUS M2N32-SLI & Epox MF570SLI: AM2 Wunderkinder
by Wesley Fink on 6/28/2006

The impressive ASUS M2N32-SLI and value-packed Epox MF570SLI race through Part 3 of our AM2 Motherboard Roundup.

Foxconn and Gigabyte Tackle Socket AM2
by Jarred Walton on 6/22/2006

The transition of motherboard manufacturers to socket AM2 is in full swing, and Gigabyte and Foxconn sent us their premium nForce 590 SLI models for review. Could one of these boards find its way into your next system build? Read on to find out.

NVIDIA nForce 500: Biostar and MSI Aim for the Gold
by Gary Key on 6/8/2006

Our first look at Biostar's nForce 590-SLI and the MSI nForce 570-SLI for the new AMD AM2.

CrossFire Xpress 3200: RD580 for AM2
by Wesley Fink on 6/1/2006

ATI introduces the RD580 chipset for AM2 processors. RD580 was designed from the ground up for high speed overclocking and dual X16 CrossFire. How does it compare?

DFI CFX3200-DR: ATI RD580 Tweak Attack
by Wesley Fink on 5/8/2006

DFI launches their ATI RD580 chipset motherboard with every tweak an enthusiast can imagine. How does the first DFI dual X16 compare with other top Athlon 64 boards?

Intel Core Duo: AOpen i975Xa-YDG to the Rescue
by Gary Key on 5/4/2006

Looking for a great Core Duo Mobile on Desktop motherboard? AOpen's uniquely designed and performance oriented i975Xa-YDG features the Intel 975X chipset and shows impressive performance.

ASUS A8R32-MVP: Taking the Overclocking Route via the 0404
by Gary Key on 4/20/2006

We do an overclocking double take with the Asus A8R32-MVP and the new 0404 bios. Is there improvement or will the hardcore enthusiast remain disappointed?

MSI: SLI Plus Eight
by Gary Key on 4/11/2006

Our take on MSI's Diamond series motherboard featuring the NVIDIA nForce4 SLI X16 chipset.

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