Good overclocking potential, Well-laid out BIOS, CMOS reset switch, Decent value for money
Some BIOS settings well hidden
Abit has several motherboards based on the P35 chipset, with the Pro model here being the most expensive and the one gathering most interest thanks to its impressive overclocking potential. Beyond its ability to push the processor and memory beyond t...
Abstract: Abit starts off by adding two overclocker-friendly features to its IP35 Pro: a "Port 80" diagnostics display and a rear-panel BIOS reset switch. Bench testing is also eased with power and reset buttons on the boards top side.
Abits IP35 Pro is a well-featured, fast-performing motherboard with the stability to please most users. For those folk that like to overclock their systems, the BIOS is a treasure house of things to adjust. The inclusion of the external CMOS switch i...
Abstract: Its been 2 years now since USI bought Abit. I have to say, they seem to have been doing very well. For instance, the last Universal Abit motherboard we reviewed, the NF-M2 nView earned an award from us for its incredible versatility and quality des...
Abstract: Although the P35 chipset in combination with the south bridge ICH9(R) is a little bit better than the previous generation (P965 + ICH8(R)), by the end of 2007 it has taken a firm position in the middle-end and partly in the high-end sector. Intrusion i...
Abstract: There are not one, but two versions of the Abit's IP35 motherboard, but both use the Intel P35 chipset. There's the IP35 Pro that we're reviewing here and the basic IP35 which costs £76. The IP35 has a single graphics slot, SATA RAID, HD audio and Gigabit...
We are quite pleased with the performance of the abit IP35-Pro board. Our expectations were set high after seeing an early sample in action at Computex 2007. We listened intently to everyone from engineering to marketing harping about the change of dir...
I can honestly say that Im more than a little surprised. The Abit IP35 Pro was that proverbial wolf in sheeps clothing. Its minimalist nature is quite apparent, as is its rather impressive performance benefits. I still cant help but feel however tha...
Published: 2007-09-18, Author: jason , review by: legitreviews.com
The P35 chipset is an enthusiasts dream. The chipset is made even better my being placed on some outstanding boards, especially the likes of Asus and Foxconn that we have looked at here in this review. ...
