Advantages: offers overclocking and dvi onboard and pcie Disadvantages: overclocking could be better and high mhz ram as you can only use 667mhz
I bought one of these for an gameing system pc and to be honest, it a realy great board! I dropped a Core 2 Duo E6600 in to this and it flies.
it has great and save overclock bios , for the newbies , but once overclock a ceritain amount the pcie need to clocked to get the cpu to go any further
i also have a nivida 7950gt winfast graphic card , the whole system works nice together, when overclock the cpu it very stable
All components ROCK making a superbly stable system. my system cost me around the 700 or just over. is it board dose it exacly what a want
there also one big advantage with the board that it offers you to have a pci card and a dvi , which i like just incase my graphics card blow up i now i alsoways have a backup ...
Advantages: Safe overclocking ability, onboard graphics (64mb) Onboard LAN Disadvantages: Only two Ram slots, and two PCI slots
, DDR 400/333/266
Graphics - Onboard Real 256E 3D graphics 64Mb, with the option to use an AGP 8X/4X 1.5v graphics card
Audio - AC97 CODEC 5.1 channel
Slots - AGP 8X/4X 1.5v (for AGP graphics cards)
2 x PCI slots, PCI 2.2 (for PCI devices e.g. sound cards)
Connectors - IDE 2 x ATA 133/100/66/33 (for hard drives, CD rom drives)
1 Floppy Drive connector
20 pin ATX power connector
CD/AUX/ audio in
This motherboard also has a new technology called Hybrid booster built into the motherboard, this is a feature which allows you to overclock the processor. Basically overclocking is setting your processor to run at a faster speed, but doing so puts stress on your processor and will result in your computer getting hotter, so it is ...
Advantages: ATX-compatible, Power-efficient, Inexpensive, Supports ATA and SATA Disadvantages: Obsolete DDR Technology, Unsuitable for Gamers
drives. It becomes particularly spacious if you have both ATA and SATA devices. Mind you, mATX computers are designed to have 1 multi-functional DVD-ROM and 1 large HDD. This motherboard might have too many capabilities for your case to fit.
ATX Compatible
This motherboard is not picky when it comes to hardware and will easily cope with a 600W+ 24pin power supply dedicated for ATX computers. Yes, the slot for the power supply is just 20 pins, but the ATX PSU works. What does that mean to you? With the P4i65G you can have an ATI graphics card with DirectX 10 support, the renowned 1 TB HDD, a P4 3.8 GHz Extreme Edition, and even a floppy disk drive!
Ports
It is also worth adding, this motherboard has a sufficient amount of USB 2.0 ports (personally, I've never been able to fill them all), and an LPT ...
1 x network - Ethernet 10Base-T/100Base-TX/1000Base-T - RJ-45
1 x audio - line-out (side surround) - mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm
1 x audio - line-out (back surround) - mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm
1 x audio - line-out (centre/subwoofer) - mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm
1 x audio - line-In - mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm
1 x microphone - input - mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm
1 x audio - line-In - 4 PIN MPC
1 x display / video - DVI-Digital
Additional Connectors (Optional)
4 x Hi-Speed USB
Miscellaneous
Cables Included
1 x IDE cable
1 x floppy cable
1 x serial panel
Software Included
Drivers & Utilities
Certified for Windows Vista
Certified for Windows Vista software and devices have undergone compatibility tests for ease-of-use, better performance and enhanced security.
Compliant Standards
Plug and Play, CE, WHQL, FCC, ACPI 1.1
Manufacturer's product description
ASRock is an energetic company with the support of strong R&D team and active marketing channels. ASRock's mission is to be an excellent opportunity for customers in the motherboard market who have yearned for a reliable, cost-effective motherboard brand for a long time. With its vision to provide reliable and affordable products, ASRock is confident that it can succeed in the motherboard industry and will continue to grow in other IT industry fields.
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