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April 2008
(76%)
16 Reviews
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The X38 chip commands the price premium here, but Asus has tried to soften the blow by loading this board with more extras than Ben Hur. Of course, since this is a DDR3 board, its going to be tough to make any kind of value judgement out of it, but at...
Abstract: The super-high end Asus P5E3 Premium, a socket 775 motherboard based around the Intel X48 chipset, has an incredibly long list of features, one of which is called Energy Processing Unit. Does EPU make this loaded board green?
Abstract: We have already tested a number of X48-based motherboards and not found any fundamental improvements as compared to products based on Intel X38. Today, we are reviewing another motherboard based on a new chipset, this time one made by ASUS, namely, the...
Abstract: ASUS’s latest X48 adoption harnesses all the tech-prowess the chipset affords and rolls it into a very attractive solution. In the vein of its Republic of Gamers boards, the P5E3 Premium is riddled with...
I just recently finished the E8500 review on the X38 version of the board - and I was amazed there at the 4.27GHz I obtained. The X38 was usable up to 500MHz FSB, but I found that the X48 could be stabilized as high as 525MHz - albeit with a lower mul...
Up until today there has always been a clear line between the two types of Asus motherboards. The P5* Deluxe/Premium series has always been for those who want a good board at a reasonable price with some mediocre overclocking options and on-board extra's...
As March approaches, the question on most enthusiasts minds is going to be whether to go with Intels next extreme performance desktop chipset, the X48, or NVIDIAs upcoming DDR3 chipset, the 790i. While it would be premature for us to answer this qu...
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Published: 2008-02-08, Author: Gordon , review by: maximumpc.com
Official 1,600FSB support, eSATA, and 802.11n for free!
Abstract: Socket LGA775; Intel X48 Express; Max memory: 8GB (DDR3-1600); Slots: PCI-E x16 (3), PCI-E x1 (2), SATA 3Gbps (6), USB (12) Intel’s X48 chipset has been a bit of an enigma in the industry since its launch, which definitely could be described as &ldq...
Abstract: Big things were expected of this otherwise humble high-end motherboard, considering its strong heritage. Not only that, but X48 is yet to be officially released – or as we snigger, officially acknowledged – by Intel, even though all major part...
