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ASUS P7P55D-E Premium Motherboard Review - USB 3.0 and lots of other high speed and bandwidth gobbling goodies

The ASUS P7P55D-E is a small step that makes huge waves in the P7P55D family. The simple addition of a USB standard upgrade take a previous 480Mbit/s transfer to a massive 4.8Gbits. While the other standard P7P55D Premium Motherboard feature remain unchanged, this one upgrade makes a hge difference in transfer speeds.

An LGA-1156 socket motherboard, it can hold your favorite Intel Core i7 or Core i5 CPUs, and the ability to hold up to 16 Gb of overclocked DDR3 memory makes it a data munching competitor to contend with. With the PCI lanes removed from Northbridge control and placed directly on the CPU, the QPI, which runs at an amazing 4.8GT/sec can do it job without breaking a sweat.

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ASUS Z8NA-D6C Server Motherboard Review - This workstation has graphics for you

While many reviews focus on the desktop, this dual Xeon platform with optional PCI Express 16x make for the perfect business or graphics workstation centerpiece. I would highly recommend anyone looking into any editing to upgrade from desktop to workstation with the ASUS Z8NA-D6C motherboard.

Review- With all of the hoopla about gaming, the Internet, and video, it is often forgotten that computers can be used for work. While business desktops are commonplace, there will always be room for the Dual CPU workstation.

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ASUS P7H55D-M EVO Motherboard Review - Integrated CPU side graphics for HTPCs

The ASUS P7H55D-M EVO motherboard is a great example of how the one size fits all concept can be perfected. I love the feature set of this Intel H55 Express chip set based HTPC or home/business/light gaming all purpose PC platform. It is energy efficient, sports DVI-D, true HDM, Integrated Intel GMA HD and PCI Express x16 2.0 x1 as well, making for the perfect HTPC, light gaming central nervous system when paired the right high powered LGA-1156 socket Intel computer processor.

It can handle up to 16 GB of dual channel DDR3 at up to 4.8GT/second making for very fast performance. This should be more than enough room for memory expansion for most home or business consumers. USB 3.0 is a nice touch for all of us thumdrive and gadget slaves the world over.

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Asus and AMD were made to go together. ASUS AMD motherboard reviews will help you choose the right ASUS ATX Motherboard or ASUS Micro-ATX Motherboard for your system. ASUS Motherboards come with a multitude of onboard feature and options. Sorting through them during the buying decision can be a little baffling. Whther for home or busines use with the help of a few good AMD ASUS Motherboard reviews you can face any salesman with the confidence of tech support. Don't wind up with a motherboard with limited features, or pay too much for options you do not need. Before you get an AMD processor, be sure to check out for an available ASUS Motherboard that fits your needs. Get the pair that best suits your PC usage patterns for best performance. You'll be glad you did.