Stephen ASUS P7H57D-V EVO @ Hartware.de
“The ASUS P7H57D EVO-V will cost 160 euros in the trade well. The advantages of the Intel chipset H57 compared with H55, the two additional PCI 2.0 lanes, but also with only 250 MB / s transfer rate, two USB 2.0 ports (total 14) and the possibility of RAID on the onboard SATA ports to use can.”
Gigabyte GA-P55M-UD4 @ PC Perspective
“We had great expectations for this P55-based board and the P55M-UD4 did not disappoint us in any aspect of our benchmarks and other testing. The If we had any beef with it, we might have liked it to be a bit cheaper than its $149.99 price tag because smart PC enthusiasts are looking to drop their hard-earned cash on boards with USB 3.0 and SATA 6GB/s support right now.”
DFI LanParty MI P55-T36 @ HardwareZone
“Filling up our palm is the DFI LanParty MI P55-T36, a mini-ITX board that belies its dimensions by having Intel’s mainstream P55 chipset onboard. It opens the way for mini-ITX systems powered by a quad-core processor. We check it out to see if it’s as capable as its full-sized rivals.”
G.Skill PI DDR3-2000 C7 @ PureOC
“If you’re looking for some high performance memory modules for your new Core i5/i7 system, then today’s product will certainly interest you. We’re looking at a set of G.Skill PI 4GB DDR3-2000 CAS7 modules that look very sleek and run fast. Strap in, let’s move right into things.”
Micron RealSSD C300 256GB @ Legit Reviews
“The Micron RealSSD C300 256GB SSD is an amazing SSD that has the ability to take advantage of the SATA 6 Gbps interface. When we first looked at SATA 6 Gbps performance using the Seagate XT 2TB hard drive we found the burst speed to be impressive, but found that a hard drive was able to fully use the new interface since it wasn’t fast enough.”
G.Skill Falcon II 128GB SSD @ Guru3D
“Their newly released SSD is called the Falcon II which is a follow up of the original Falcon Solid State Disk series. But make no mistake, it still comes with Indilinx controller, 64MB cache memory and packs a read speed of 220 MB/sec and a write speed of 150MB sec — which makes the word ‘slower’ a bit of a paradox. The SSD comes with firmware revision 1819 which has full support for the TRIM-command in Windows 7.”
OCZ Vertex LE 100GB SSD @ Legit Reviews
“The OCZ Vertex LE is one of the fastest SSDS that we have ever seen here at Legit Reviews. It was able to give the Intel X25-M G2 160GB SSD and Crucial RealSSD C300 256GB drives a run for their money in many of the benchmarks. We were able to reach read speeds of up to 290MB/sec. and write speeds of up to 240MB/sec in ATTO on the Vertex LE and that was impressive.”
Kingston SSDNow V+ Series SNVP325-S2B 512GB @ TweakTown
“Kingston Technology was very quick to jump on the solid state bandwagon. Their first offerings were more or less rebadged Intel products, but at the time Kingston chose the fastest drive we had ever seen and that strategy worked out well. Later Kingston chose to take what they learned from the Intel offerings and went to work on their own configurations.”
ECS A890GXM-A Preview @ Au-Ja!
“The ECS A890GXM-A is here. This mainboard features AMD’s 890GX / SB850 chipset with SATA 6 Gb/s and ATi Radeon HD 4290 graphics. The Northbridge contains the graphics unit ATI Radeon HD 4290, the dedicated graphics memory (side port memory) to the side stands. The ECS A890GXM-A has four video outputs: Display Port, HDMI, DVI and D-Sub (VGA).”
ASRock A330ION @ Legit Reviews
“In this review, we’ve looked at the ASRock A330ION from head to toe, reviewing the hardware trifecta of NVIDIA’s ION graphics chipset, Intel’s dual core Atom 330 processor, and ASRock’s integration of DDR3. Providing outputs for high definition audio, DVI, VGA, HDMI, gigabit ethernet, eSATA, and so forth, the ASRock A330ION proves it is willing to be friends with whatever components you have lying on your desk, which is to say it’s capable of being as well-connected as a Washington DC socialite.”