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    ECS A780GM-A Ultra AMD 780G+SB750 Motherboard Review

    Posted on Tuesday, December 23 2008 @ 13:15:34 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    AMD released the 780G IGP chipset earlier this year, with its highly-acclaimed onboard HD3200 graphics and an emphasis on multimedia and casual gaming. While originally paired with the SB700 southbridge, the new SB750 began showing up on 790FX/GX boards in mid-summer, and has by now begun to filter down to some of the lower end chipsets such as this one, the A780GM-A Ultra from ECS. One new feature of the SB750 is support for AMD's Advanced Clock Control, which is supposed to help achieve higher and more stable overclocks. ECS completes the A780GM-A Ultra with AMD OverDrive capability, solid caps, integrated VRM heatsink and support for up to 160W for the CPU.

    Link: OCIA

    ECS A780GM-A Ultra AMD 780G+SB750 Motherboard


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