Biostar TZ77XE4 @ eTeknix
“Not only did we need several updates to allow an overclock, but several aspects were reported falsely such as memory speed, which no matter what; insisted that the XMP profile was 1333MHz, though booting into Windows revealed the true 1866MHz with correct timings that we expected from our Corsair Vengeance kit.”
ASUS P8Z77 WS @ Motherboards.org
“Stability becomes job one in a motherboard of this caliber and that usually means making a sacrifice somewhere in order to get that type feature, but with the ASUS P8Z77WS you get both the stability you need in addition to the features you really want. Today we take a closer look and see what this new WorkStation class motherboard is really all about and why you may want to consider it in your next build.”
AMD A75 Motherboard Roundup @ Neoseeker
“At first glance, the A75 Extreme6 seems, well, extreme; it has three full-length PCI-E slots, two extra SATA ports compared to the reference AMD board and a few features for overclockers. The power circuitry does not seem too shabby either. The board’s color scheme is eye-catching too, with its black PCB and blue components.”
ECS Z77H2-AX Gold Edition @ PureOC
“Elite Group has introduced their Z77H2-AX Gold Edition motherboard. ECS bypassed the Z68 chipset and now we know why; they have spent some time and thought in a new flagship product here. The Z77H2-AX Gold Edition brings a bold and exciting new look, so without further ado, let’s get the board on the bench and see what it can unleash.”
ASUS Maximus V Gene @ TechPowerUp
“The ASUS ROG Maximus V Gene, based on the Intel Z77 Express chipset is here at TPU, ready to overclock the snot out of your new Ivy Bridge CPU. Built for performance first, the ASUS Maximus V Gene is ready for small-sized high-end gaming, or, if freezing things below zero is what you like, it’s ready for that too.”
ASRock H77 Pro4 MVP @ OCInside
“Who like to buy a current Ivy Bridge LGA 1155 CPU or would like to acquire a new motherboard for an existing Sandy Bridge CPU can select between some new chipsets like e.g. the Intel Z77, H77 and Q77 chipset. Today we have chosen a more inexpensive ASRock H77 Pro 4/MVP Intel LGA1155 board with H77 chipset for review.”
Gigabyte GA-E350N-USB3 @ PCStats
“The focus of today’s review is the miniITX, 17cm square, Gigabyte GA-E350N-USB3 AMD Fusion motherboard. This platform is based on a dual-core netbook processor from AMD called the AMD Fusion E-350 ‘Zacate’ APU. The processor includes an entry level Radeon HD6310 integrated graphics core with 80 shader processors that is clocked at 492MHz.”
ASUS Maximus V Extreme @ Guru3D
“The Maximus V Extreme main engine comes from the Intel Z77 Express chipset. But that’s just the start of it of course. A motherboard that comes with four DDR3 memory slots and let’s take graphics cards as an example. Four PCI Express 3.0 x16 slots for multi-GPU graphics configurations (NVIDIA SLI / AMD CrossFireX) is what you get.”
ASRock Z77 Extreme9 @ TechPowerUp
“ASRock’s Z77 Extreme9 is equipped with a PLX PCI-Express bridge chip, which adds additional PCIe slots to the board, for a total of six x16 slots. This will be a godsend for all users who want to run CrossFire or SLI with more than two cards. ASRock has also delivered a very usable BIOS implementation to maximize overclocking potential.”
Gigabyte Sniper M3 @ HardwareLook
“The Gigabyte Sniper.M3 is the m-ATX motherboard up for review today. The Sniper.M3 is obviously part of Gigabytes G1-Killer series and is their first micro ATX to it as well. The Sniper.M3 is a small and powerful board, housing top exclusive Gigabyte features such as the new 3D BIOS (Dual UEFI), Gigabyte 3D Power and many more…”