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overclockersclub.com - 11/24/2008

Asus P5Q Pro Review

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Introduction: Intel's P45 Express chipset has taken the market by storm this year. It makes high end performance features available to mainstream consumers by providing support for the latest 45nm processors, up to 16GB of DDR2, Intel's Extreme Memory Profiles (XMP) and dual PCI Express 2.0 ...

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• JustJosh

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  When building a computer, this is one of the first motherboards I recommend to people. This motherboard features the P45 chipset and also has most of the features of the high-end motherboards.

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Asus P5Q Pro Review @ OCC :: Posted by THRASHER2
The Mother Board — ... addressed. The internal SATA port placement should be redesigned to avoid possible issues with large videocards installed in the second PCI-E x16 slot. This is actually a common design flaw found in many boards and can be prevented by using right angled SATA ports. Asus does well to implement right angled ports in most of their boards but not this one. To nitpick a bit further, every current motherboard should have an eSATA port located on the rear panel for immediate use." link

Tech Roundup - November 24, 2008
Techgage News — ... ASUS P5Q Pro - Overclockers Club ASUS Rampage II Extreme - TweakTown ECS A790GXM-A Black - Motherboards.org ...

Asus P5Q Pro
DarkVision Hardware Articles and Review from around the web — ... be addressed. The internal SATA port placement should be redesigned to avoid possible issues with large videocards installed in the second PCI-E x16 slot. This is actually a common design flaw found in many boards and can be prevented by using right angled SATA ports. Asus does well to implement right angled ports in most of their boards but not this one. To nitpick a bit further, every current motherboard should have an eSATA port located on the rear panel for immediate use. Link: Overclockersclub

Monday Evening Roundup
TweakTown's News RSS Feed — home [image]> news > monday evening roundup Monday Evening Roundup Published: 24th November 2008 @ 6:53 PM Author: Steve Dougherty The latest happenings from around the web - 24/11/2008 Motherboard - ECS A790GXM-A Black @ Motherboards.org - Asus P5Q Pro @ Overclockers Club - Asus P6T Deluxe Intel X58 motherboard @ Techspot - DFI's LANParty JR P45 T2RS motherboard @ bit-tech - ECS G45T-M2 Motherboard @ Hardware Logic - MSI X58 Eclipse @ Neoseeker - AMD 790GX comparison of 6 mainboards with benchmarks @ ...

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The Tech Report: News — ... and Shaun White Snowboarding Systems, storage, and networking HardwareZone covers Fujitsu and LG's netbooks launch TweakTown's Core i7 memory analysis : can dual channel cut it? iXBT Labs review Pentium E5200 Pro Neoseeker reviews MSI X58 Eclipse TechSpot reviews Asus P6T Deluxe bit-tech reviews DFI LANParty JR P45 T2RS TweakPC's AMD 790GX mainboards comparison (in German) Overclockers Club reviews Asus P5Q Pro HardwareLogic reviews ECS G45T-M2 APH Networks review 2GB Patriot Extreme ...

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PureOverclock.com — ... R4870 T21G ATI Radeon HD 4870 1GB @ Gamepyre -Palit Revolution 700 Deluxe 4870 X2 @ Guru3D -ATI HD 4870 1GB vs. NVIDIA GTX 260/216 896MB @ Techgage -MSI Radeon HD R4670 512MB @ Viper Lair Memory: -Crucial Ballistix Tracer 4GB DDR3-1333 @ Vitual-Hideout Processors, Motherboards and Chipsets: -Foxconn Digitalife A79A-S @ OC3D -ECS A790GXM-A Black @ motherboards -Intel Core i7 Nehalem 965 XE @ ModReactor -Asus P5Q Pro @ OCC - Asus P6T Deluxe Intel X58 @ TechSpot -DFI's LANParty JR P45 T2RS @ bit-tech ...