Posted on Monday, July 26 2010 @ 22:19 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
TC Mag
discovered ASRock will soon release its M3A UCC, a new motherboard that uses the roughly three years old AMD 480X chipset.
Pricing and availability is unknown.
ASRock is coming up with another blast from the past as its new M3A UCC motherboard, which features support for the latest dual-, triple-, quad- or hexa-core AM3 processors, is based on the practically ancient AMD 480X CrossFire chipset introduced in 2007.
Despite the use of an old chip, ASRock's board is reasonably up-to-date (okey, it's 2009 material), and has four DDR3-1800 memory slots, one PCI-Express x16 slot, four SATA 3.0 Gbps ports, 5.1 channel audio, Gigabit Ethernet, plus the Instant Boot OS. Also included are ASRock features like OC Tuner, OC DNA, Intelligent Energy Saver, Instant Flash and Hybrid Booster.
