While evolution is generally a good thing, in the PC industry it means that no matter how expensive a machine you buy it’s likely to be out of date within a year. In most cases you can upgrade a component or two (a faster processor or better...
While it does not lag very much in performance compared to X58-chipset based boards, it actually manages to offer some features that X58 boards do not, and does so at a good price. This board is well laid-out and is reasonably future-proof in its...
As the results in this review have shown when it comes to real world testing the three products being tested today all offer very similar performance. Whether you are a gamer, media enthusiast or want a reliable system for productivity/work it is...
We have already accepted the ASUS P7P55D series as one of the best choices for a Socket 1156 machine. The series includes both inexpensive and top-class models. The current update, ASUS P7P55D-E, will come in handy, if you need support for USB 3.0...
The ASUS P7P55D-E Premium represents another P55 chipset motherboard from ASUS that is more of the same. Not that more of the same quality and more of the same stability, and more of the same overclockability are bad things. But in the big picture...
It's been a while since I have last reviewed an Asus motherboard. It's also been a while... actually, I am not going to lie, haha -- I've never reviewed two motherboards consecutively on APH Networks before. Because of my relatively intense...
Less visually exciting, but with a broader appeal than its R.O.G. product line, is Asus’ Premium series, and the P7P55D-E Premium is no exception. Asus packs it with over twice the number of power regulator phases and several more connectors compared...
We were able to reach 135MB/s on USB 3.0 on the same external drive that could only reach 35MB/s on USB 2.0. Seeing performance gains of up to 4x is amazing and will certainly peak the interest of consumers....
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