The is one of the nicest motherboards that I have reviewed to date. With so many features, its hard to find a place to start. First, the overall layout is very easy to work with, and I didnt have any real issues with any of the cables or compone...
Abstract: Anyone looking at building a new desktop system should not look any further than Intel Core 2 processors, and when time comes to pick a platform you should have Intel's own P35 chipset in mind as it officially offers 1333MHz FSB support and will be com...
Abstract: Abit IP35 Pro is high-end motherboard based on the latest Intel mainstream chipset, P35, featuring several extra features like passive cooling with two heat-pipes (called Silent OTES by Abit), two Gigabit Ethernet ports, two Firewire ports, on-board op...
As usual Abit have done a sterling job bringing a board out with the P35 chipset. The board is one of the best laid out boards I've seen with very little to fault it and even the heatpipe cooling solution does the job admirably.Overclocking and stability...
Returning to the crux of the matter, which chipset is the better option today? After testing nearly identical platforms based on the new Intel P35 Express and the nicely aged Intel P965 chipset, we would definitely opt for the P35 Express. While the d...
A lot of them, can’t remember all – an excellent mainboard.
Hardly any.
A few days of testing, even though it is pretty indepth, cannot reveal all the highs and lows of a product with 100% certainty. Only continuous use of a platform for a long time can show a real picture. Over the past year that Intel Core 2 Duo processo...
Its good to know Abit can still make a great board and one that is completely designed with the enthusiast and overclocker in mind. Its no MAX board, but for £120 its a damn sight cheaper than the IN9-32X MAX and should overclock to at least similar...
This first batch of motherboards bodes well for Intels P35 Express chipset. However, as good as they are, we have issues with each, some of which are more serious than others. MSIs P35 Platinum is probably our least favorite of the bunch. The board i...
Overclocking ability, Feature set, Stability, Performance Value, Ease of setup...
Unable to run SLI...
After testing the first two boards in the companies trilogy, I was left wanting something more. Were they stable? Yes they were. Did they perform? Yes they did. As an enthusiast I was hoping for the most from all three of the boards. At stock settings...
The abit IP35 Pro is one of those boards you just want to root for because it is an abit. And since Computex back in June, weve been hearing good things about it. Now that the board has arrived, we see that abit has made an effort to develop a good, s...
