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Motherboards facilitate communication between all of the difference components inside your PC. Picking the right one is imperative to maximizing stability and making sure your machine has room to grow. Let us help you choose the best Motherboard to fit your needs.

reviews - MAY 3 1

The Pro version of ATI's 9100 IGP chipset is loaded with new features. But will improved memory compatibility, better AGP performance and a new Southbridge design be enough to go head to head with Intel's...

reviews - APRIL 30 0

Vendors are increasingly adding Gigabit Ethernet controllers to their mobos. Tests show performance gaps vary from one vendor to another, while Gigabit Ethernet is becoming a must-have for the enduser.

reviews - APRIL 22 0

MSI has launched the first AthlonXP mobo with a VIA KT880 chipset. Does the in production version live up to the prototype's promise?

reviews - APRIL 20 0

It took awhile, but NVIDIA's nForce3 250 Gb has eliminated the weak points of its predecessor, the nForce3 150, and offers a host of new features to boot. Serial ATA support with RAID, gigabit Ethernet ports...

news - APRIL 5 0

Chipmaker Intel has released its model numbers to Taiwanese motherboard manufacturers, according to an article at DigiTimes. The new numbers initially reflect the performance of processors only within an...

news - MARCH 31 0

Taiwan's first-tier motherboard makers estimated that shipments would remain flat on-month in March due to reduced OEM orders and sluggish sales in domestic channels amid political uncertainty, according to...

news - MARCH 30 0

Gigabyte Technology has reached a strategic agreement with Foxconn Electronics (the registered trade name of Hon Hai Precision Industry) and will contract part of its motherboard orders to Foxconn, a...

reviews - MARCH 15 0

Gigabyte has introduced its first motherboard with integrated 802.11 access capabilities. Designed for Intel's 865PE/Springdale chipset, the motherboard also has an expansion card that occupies an internal USB...

reviews - MARCH 8 0

VIA's KT880 dual-channel memory chipset shows that the AthlonXP processor still has a lot of fire power left in it. While the Athlon64 represents AMD's latest and greatest processor, AthlonXP based chipsets,...

reviews - MARCH 1 0

This is a year of change. The Alderwood and Grantsdale chipset launch, with its numerous innovations, represents the biggest technological advance since the introduction of the PCI bus. We take a look at...

reviews - JANUARY 12 0

We put all of our previously-tested Athlon64 mobos, in addition to new boards from Abit and Soyo, to memory-performance tests to see how they accomodated different memory modules from Corsair, Infineon and...

reviews - JANUARY 5 0

NVIDIA and VIA were the first Athlon64 chipset vendors on the block; now, ALi and SiS are also mixing it up. Except for their layouts, the four chipsets are technologically identical. But how do they perform in...

reviews - DECEMBER 15 0

At the beginning of next year, Intel will launch faster Pentium 4 processors based on the well-known Socket 478. This should unleash a fresh round of debate about what is the best performance chipset, since a...

reviews - DECEMBER 1 0

We have already demonstrated in reviews past how AMD's Athlon64 convinces and shines next to its predecessor, the AthlonXP. We now subject eight new Athlon64 boards to our traditionally thorough and exhaustive...

reviews - NOVEMBER 17 0

The Athlon 64 FX has been out for only a few weeks, but the 64 bit contender has already made a name for itself. But because of the few unit counts in the market and the uncertainty factor over a new...

reviews - NOVEMBER 7 0

With its dual-channel RAM interface, NVIDIA's nForce2 Ultra 400 is still the performance champion. But not everyone can afford to spring for a new processor, a motherboard and two DIMMs in one fell swoop. We...

reviews - NOVEMBER 3 0

Intel has modified its 865 chipset for FSB800 and single channel DDR400 memory. The result is the low-cost 848P that will compete in the SiS and VIA budget chipset sector. Its benchmarks also offer some...

reviews - SEPTEMBER 29 0

These days, products with VIA's new PT880 and the SiS 655FX are becoming available. Both are meant to slam Intel in the performance desktop chipset segment, both are more attractively priced and both eventually...

reviews - SEPTEMBER 8 1

Low-cost boards for AMD Athlon XP: The best of six well-equipped mainboards starting at $77 (€70).

reviews - AUGUST 27 0

With its 1 MB L3 cache, Intel's Xeon was poised to take the workstation market by storm. Unfortunately, the Intel E7505 chipset isn't the greatest match for the CPU, as it only supports dual DDR266. Asus...

reviews - AUGUST 25 0

We asked the leading motherboard makers to send us their best and brightest for a no-holds bar price/performance test. We received boards with Intel's 875, 865, 845; VIA's P4X400 and P4M266A; and SiS' SiS648FX...

reviews - AUGUST 12 0

Corsair, Kingston and OCZ Technology already supply DDR memory with clock speeds up to 500 MHz, which provides us with enough of an excuse to run the new modules through a few hoops. But in addition to a new...

reviews - JULY 21 0

The graphics specialist nVIDIA still offers the fastest platform for the Athlon XP. With an FSB clock rate of up to 200 MHz, the latest version, which goes by the name of nForce2 Ultra 400, can serve even the...

reviews - JULY 7 0

THG labs does a monster test of 24 mobos from the leading manufacturers. This is one of our biggest and most extensive mobo tests ever.

reviews - JUNE 24 0

ATi wants to secure its shares in the PC and notebook markets with two new chipsets whose focus is on 3D performance. It'll be more than another month until ATi starts delivering, but we already have some early...

reviews - JUNE 3 0

With new information, we update our coverage of the work Asus has done in emulating PAT optimization on the 865PE chpset. The technical details made available to us by Asus leave open the possibility that other...

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