Well give a recap of each motherboard in conclusion. ASUS M2A-VM and ASUS M2A-VM HDMI The only difference between them is FireWire in the latter product. The HDMI modification significantly differs from the regular product in its positioning owing to...
Abstract: Now that AMD has a “complete platform solution” to attract large OEM and white-box office PC builders, everyone wants to get into the mix. And why wouldn’t anyone want to get into the largest sector of the PC market? Asus brings us our s...
Abstract: M2A-VM $80 Asus www.asus.com CPU Rating: 3.5 Specs: Chipset: AMD 690G + ATI SB600; Memory: Dual-channel DDR2-800/667/533 (8GB max); Graphics: Radeon X1250; HDMI support (module available on M2A-VM HDMI) Several months after AMD and ATI tied the knot, t...
The Asus M2A-VM motherboard is the second one using the new AMD 690G chipset we have reviewed and it performed very well. The MSI motherboard did show the Asus option up in a couple of memory-latency dependent benchmarks simply because the Asus mothe...
HDMI 1.3 with audio, MicroATX, Basic overclocking possible, Quiet, only passive cooling, Gigabit Ethernet, CPU Undervolting down to 0.8V
HDMI card takes up PCIE x16 slot, A bit slower compared to highend boards, Not many overclocking options, No memory timings in BIOS, Maximum memory voltage is 2.1V
ASUS first board using the new AMD RS690G chipset looks very promising. It comes in the small MicroATX form factor and is all passively cooled. This makes the board an ideal candidate for a quiet Media PC system. The integrated VGA with DVI/Analog out...
Abstract: AMD introduces its first integrated chipset, and with generally impressive results - but which board do you buy? AMD has always claimed its open-platform philosophy (where all chipset makers are invited to support AMD processors) encourages healthy co...
Feature rich, Capability to support 10 USB ports, 4 SATA II ports, Graphics performance, DVI port.
Average Performance, Memory sub-system could have been better, Minor glitches with onboard graphics drivers.
The Asus M2A-VM would set you back by Rs.3,500. What you get in return is a stable board with an above average performance coupled with a 3-year warranty. Although its not the cheapest boards in the market, it still gives you a lot more for the price...
AMDs - wenn auch zusammen mit der Grafikkarten-Abteilung teuer erkaufter - Wiedereinstieg ins Chipsatzgeschäft (die Älteren werden sich noch an Chipsätze wie den AMD 760 erinnern) erscheint uns auf einem guten Weg. Die große Anzahl an angekündigten Des...
