motherboards

Gigabyte’s X870 Aorus Stealth ICE is setting a new precedent in the ever-evolving landscape of high-end PC motherboards by introducing an unusually substantial BIOS chip—specifically a 64MB chip, four times the capacity of earlier AM4 motherboard standards. This innovation isn’t about posting...

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What do Asus employers expect or look for in somebody in order to be hired manufacturing motherboards job or working in Asus team job?

Brand-new VR-ready gaming laptops, gaming motherboards, ultimate gaming graphics cards equipped with TWIN FROZR VI, gaming desktop PCs and Gaming Gear peripherals will bring gamers all over the world the latest and greatest technologies. With Windows 10, these devices have your personal digital...

I am planning to buy a new computer with a LGA 1151 and Skylake processor. Is Win7 running on such systems? In other words: Are there Win 7 drivers available für the new Skylake chipsets? Peter

Currently more and more motherboards are released which support UEFI. Assume I don't want to use UEFI (e.g. because of compatibility reasons): Can I deactivate the UEFI features of the motherboard and switch back to "normal" BIOS? Peter

I was reading a review of Windows 8. Usability expert finds Windows 8 on a PC confusing - GadgetBox on NBCNews.com In it the person says "Windows 8 is optimized for content consumption rather than content production and multitasking. Whereas content consumption can easily be done on other...

Hi, I'm certain the subject of the USB3 channel on the latest motherboards and their problems in Windows 7 have been discussed many times already, and I'm certain all discussions are not the same. So here goes my version: At the time of this discussion I'm on my third Intel Desktop board...

Windows 8 will be bringing with it native support for USB 3.0 controllers, writes Microsoft's Dennis Flanagan, Director of Program Management for the Devices and Networking Group. This is in contrast to previous versions of Windows, which continue to require separate drivers for USB 3.0...

Yes you read correctly.. See the attached article: Reference This is great for the end user who now has more choice on what gpu set-up to use.

siliconbits writes "At CeBIT 2011, we went around the stands from some of the biggest component manufacturers in the world and asked them a simple question, would you consider bringing out ARM products (barebones, laptops, tablets, motherboards) for Windows 8? The answer was a unanimous yes...