Results: File Compression
Having noted that one-second differences really don’t matter when rounding occurs in the thousandths of a second, we see again that all of the boards are playing on a level field throughout our file compression suite.
Tom’s Hardware readers set a higher bar for enthusiast-class motherboards, demanding overclocking capabilities and more robust feature sets. Priced from $120 to $160, we welcome the first five Z97 motherboards to our enhanced definition of mainstream!
Having noted that one-second differences really don’t matter when rounding occurs in the thousandths of a second, we see again that all of the boards are playing on a level field throughout our file compression suite.
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The table detailing the motherboard features on page 1 ... Is it just me, or is the text a bit small?I find it small
READ PAGE ONE to find out why this chipset has the same features as the previous chipset.13285086 said:so intel it seems doesn't have much faith in their own thunderbolt considering there is no thunderbolt ports on this new chipset!
I wish I knew. It appears that they get their caps custom-wrapped to get the gold color, and that the custom wrapping only has specifications (no branding).13285142 said:Good review :) I am looking forward to the best price:features motherboard review though (extreme6). I have a quick question crashman: Do asrock still use Capxxon caps (or just crappy caps in general). I would like to know the company of the caps if possible, once again, thank you :)
I'd like to see a review on the significance of the 'killer' NICs... I highly doubt they have any difference besides branding.