Zotac H55-ITX Review - The World's First mini-ITX H55 Motherboard
by Joshua Youngberg on February 28, 2010 12:00 AM EST- Posted in
- Motherboards
Zotac’s H55-ITX WiFi can be purchased from a handful of retailers for around $140-$150.
The H55-ITX offers support for the entire line-up of socket 1156 processors. The board also comes packaged with a robust Realtek ALC888 audio codec which will be a boon to audio enthusiasts. Networking for the H55-ITX is handled by Intel’s 82578DC and an AzureWare 802.11n wireless card which is mounted in a mini-PCIe slot.
The board comes bundled with the following accessories:
- 3x SATA cables
- 1x 4-pin ATX extension
- 1x I/O panel
- 1x User Manual
- 1x Driver DVD
- 2x WiFi Antennae
- DVI to VGA Adapter
- Quick setup manual
BIOS
The H55-ITX’s BIOS is intuitive and easy to navigate in typical AMI fashion. A mild number of overclock settings are available as well as adjustment for an i3 processors GPU core voltage although the GPUs frequency cannot be modified. Furthermore, CPU VTT voltage can be monitored but not modified which is probably wise due to the already low maximum power delivery of the H55-ITX. Your typical array of general BIOS features such as power management and boot settings are listed as well.
The H55-ITXs BIOS can be updated in the Windows environment using a provided flashing utility. Personally we prefer DOS based flashing utilities due to the system stability provided outside the Windows environment.
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Rajinder Gill - Sunday, February 28, 2010 - link
Hi Patrick,Sorry about that, we'll get it fixed asap..
regards
Raja
FaaR - Sunday, February 28, 2010 - link
Anandtech admins, you have some adbanner that irregularly appears on the site that uses javascript I believe and forcibly forwards users to "http: // 178.32.68.70 / index.html" (spaces inserted to prevent people from ending up there inadvertently). It just happened to me when trying to access this motherboard review. It also happened to me once on the Anandtech forum...Not sure what, if anything, you can do about this. Just wanted to mention it.
Ryan Smith - Monday, March 1, 2010 - link
I've talked to our ad people and they've pulled a ton of stuff. Please let us know if any of you guys are still getting redirected.JonnyDough - Monday, March 1, 2010 - link
Now that's service. How does that happen in the first place though? :(damianrobertjones - Tuesday, March 2, 2010 - link
..and how many people have been infected by this?Duwelon - Sunday, February 28, 2010 - link
This has been happening to me too on anandtech only (as far as I recall). AVG catches it and prevents the transfer to the site listed above. I've run Malwarebytes free and done AVG scans, nada. I'm a pretty safe surfer too so I don't know where i would have gotten infected anyway.Etern205 - Monday, March 1, 2010 - link
Run HiJackThis and analyze your log to see if there are anything else Malwarebytes and AVG haven't found.Another is GMER and ComboFix.
barkeater - Monday, March 1, 2010 - link
My wife was surfing (mostly on Facebook) last night and received this same message. I wrote down the address and it matches perfectly with the one you provided:http//178.32.68.70/index.html
She woke me up and said my laptop has a virus. I had her set the laptop aside until I had a chance to look at in the morning. I closed out the browser, and ran ccleaner, then ran anti-malware, and now running anti-virus scan (CA Antivirus Suite). So for nothing.
I think it is a scam to get you to click on the exacutable which will then infect your computer. This has happend to us before and caused a great deal of grief.
I plan on reporting the web site/event to the folks at Microsoft to see what they recommend, as well as my own ISP and provider of my Anti-Virus software (CA).
PsychoPif - Monday, March 1, 2010 - link
The adds are definitly becoming more intrusive. I'm getting a lot of muscle adds and last week, I got my first popup on Anand, a popup that told me I was infected and to get an anti-virus.I'm mostly browsing at work, so I'm locked in IE 6, I would love if the adds could be about something I would actually click, not some muscle pills.
That and I would be less inclined to copy/paste the text to notepad so it doesn't look like I'm browsing gay porn...
Not that there is anything wrong with that.
damianrobertjones - Monday, March 1, 2010 - link
Again, it couldn't possibly be anything to do with Anandtech or Toms :)As I posted before, clean machine, fresh install, then updated behind a firewall, AV installed, no other machines on the connection
Bam... re-direction.