Abstract: At Hardware.Info we keep wondering why so many ATX motherboards are still being sold. So much functionality has been integrated on modern motherboards, that the only reason you still need a motherboard that large is if you plan on using three or four gr...
lowest priced Fusion board we have tested, great performance for very little power requirement, generates minimal noise, great improvement on last generation, faster than Atom platform,
overclocking options are very limited, memory support maxed at 1066mhz, not passively cooled, lacks USB 3.0 support, Rating: 8.5, Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19, Share, Facebook, Twitter, Google +, Stumbleupon, LinkedIn, Pinterest,
The E350M1 Fusion board is a good release from ASRock. On a performance level it is comparible with the Sapphire Pure Fusion Mini 350 which we reviewed in February although the model we reviewed today is supplied without USB 3.0 support.When we compare th...
So, there's a lot of talk about what Fusion is and how APUs are going to change the face of computing. AMD's own Rick Bergman, senior vice president and general manager of AMD's products group, went out on a fairly long limb at this year's CES by saying“...
ASRock E350M1 is a very practical motherboard. As practical as a Mini-ITX solution can be, given that some functionality has to be sacrificed to keep price reasonable. The cooler looks ordinary but does its job very well. The XFast technology is a ver...
The ASRock E350M1 is not the most feature-rich model currently available, but that doesn't mean it is not worth considering. There is full-sized DIMMs with an option to run at a higher 1333MHz, plus a fair number of RAM timings to adjust. The audio cod...
Abstract: It took AMD quite a long time till Fusion took off, but now it's finally here. Today we will check out how that worked out and if it's any good compared to its direct competition. Last modified on Monday, 21 February 2011 20:11 Published in Reviews Ta...
We had the opportunity to preview the Zacate APU late last year at AMD’s headquarters in Austin, Texas. Now we have the first retail motherboard based on the Brazos platform in ASRock’s E350M1. Today we’re asking: what can the Fusion initiative really ...
Abstract: As for the three boards reviewed today, they are mostly similar in performance, with the ASRock taking a slight hit due to its lower memory frequency. The Gigabyte and MSI boards also come with more features, from USB 3.0 to their own proprietary ones, and generally have a m..
Jetzt fragt sich jeder bestimmt, was all die Modifikationen gebracht haben und lohnt sich überhaupt der Aufwand. Nunja. Wir konnten so den Gesamtverbrauch im Schnitt um 6 7 Watt senken. Die APU kann jetzt dank des größeren Kühlkörpers völlig passiv gekühl...
Abstract: AMDs aktuelle Brazos Plattform konnte in unserem letzten Testbericht seine Qualitäten unter Beweis stellen. Egal ob als HTPC, als Server oder kleiner Office-PC eingesetzt, jeder Einsatzweck stellt meist spezielle Anforderungen an das gewünschte System...
