While it’s not the most feature-packed motherboard, it’s hardly lacking in features either. It still has the usual X570 chipset with the PCB fan. It also has support for four DIMMs of high-speed DDR4 memory. Plus, with built-in HDMI, PCIe M.2, Gigabit LAN, etc, it’s ticking all the right boxes for your typical AMD PC build.
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The X570 Biostar Racing X570GT is Biostar’s answer for those who want to jump on the AMD bandwagon and achieve entry level workstation status, but desire a smaller package and a lower price. The Biostar Racing X570GT boasts an ultra rare Micro ATX form factor, and a neutral design aesthetic. With X570, there is a fine line between a sensible budget board and an overpriced one.
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Biostar’s current sole X570 board is the least-expensive option that includes three heatsink-covered M.2 slots, while still including six SATA ports. Stock performance is on par with the competition, but overclocking was a bit of a disappointment. It’s a solid choice for builds focused on storage, but I wonder how it will handle overclocking future high-end Ryzen CPUs.
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The Biostar A10N-8800 motherboard is a mini-ITX SoC option with an integrated AMD FX-8800P processor. Also featured is support for up to 32 GB of DDR4-2133 memory, a single full-length PCIe 3.0 x16 slot, and a Realtek RTL8111H Gigabit Ethernet port. The AMD FX-8800P is traditionally a mobile SKU with a TDP of 35 W and Biostar integrates into a small form factor package for desktop users with four CPU cores and eight Radeon R7 graphics cores.
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This motherboard is aimed and targeted at the mainstream market, and utilizes the X570 chipset suitable for all AMD’s 2nd Gen and their latest 3rd Gen Ryzen processors using the AM4 socket. The main feature includes the new PCIE 4.0 standard on 3 PCIe 4.0 x16 slots, two of which has Iron slot protection, as well as 3 PCIe 4.0 x1 slots.
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Among the biggest additions to AMD’s AM4 platform is the introduction of PCIe 4.0 support, courtesy of the new X570 chipset. X570 marks the first consumer motherboard chipset to feature native PCIe 4.0 – which can double the bandwidth available for everything from SSDs to video cards, offering the opportunity to improve performance when these peripherals get bus-bottlenecked.
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Biostar’s A10N-8800 motherboard combines AMD’s FX-8800P low power Accelerated Processing Unit with a desktop compatible ITX form-factor to capitalize on the single-chip CPU/GPU budget gaming category. Featuring four cores up to 3.4GHz and a Radeon R7 graphics solution in a single chip, the Carrizo APU can handle daily use and light gaming without the cost associated with a larger and more complex machine.
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While the AMD FX-8800P is by no means a fast processor by today’s lofty standards, it is very power efficient and more than capable of handling everyday tasks. Furthermore, the perceptible improvements to program response times modern solid state drives bring to the table can be fully leveraged by the M.2 connector.
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The Biostar Racing B450GT3 offers good overclocking and a feature set targeted at budget-minded performance seekers. It’s a great deal when you can find it at the right price, but if you can’t get it for around $100, you might want to wait, or look elsewhere.
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It is designed to keep costs down and pass those savings along to the consumer while still maintaining a decent feature set through platform based features. It’s also part of Biostar’s Racing series, so it should pack some other features as well. Let’s take a look!
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