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122 phase power delivery
DDR3-2200 support
Overclocker friendly
Crossfire/SLI support
Attractive design
Windows 7 support
3 year warranty
Excellent out of the box stability and performance
Ready for the future with USB 3.0 and SATA 6 Gbit/s
TurboV EVO is the best software overclock tool I’ve seen yet
Abstract: At first I want to thank ASUS for providing me the P7P55D EVO preliminary model motherboard for testing and reviewing.The P7P55D EVO motherboard from ASUS I am going to test in this review is not the final design, it has some modifications compared to ...
Excellent out of the box stability and performance, Ready for the future with USB 3.0 and SATA 6 Gbit/s, TurboV EVO is the best software overclock tool I’ve seen yet, Took the test CPU to a 42% overclock, Priced about $100 less than the average pric...
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The P7P55D EVO system faired very well against the LGA 1366 triple channel rig. To be honest, many of the numbers were the highest scores I have ever received, and not only those that were affected by the video card. The Asus P7P55D EVO took the i7 870...
Abstract: The four boards that remained 100% stable are Gigabyte’s $170 P55-UD4P, Biostar’s $185 TPower I55, Asus’ $195 P7P55D EVO, and EVGA’s $200 P55-SLI. Of these, Gigabyte’s P55-UD4P has the second-highest CPU overclock, highest base clock..
122 phase power delivery, DDR3-2200 support, Overclocker friendly, Crossfire/SLI support, Attractive design, Windows 7 support, 3 year warranty
Proximity of RAM to CPU socket
Having reviewed a number of Lynnfield products, it wasn't surprising to find the ASUS P7P55D EVO consistently at the top of the charts. It did give up it's lead to our P45 and 790FX systems a few times throughout the benchmarks. However, the overa...
Abstract: Recently, a ton of websites around the web have been showing off pictures of the upcoming ASUS P7P55D EVO motherboard that will be released in conjunction with Intel Core i5 processors down the road. The sad thing is that many news and review sites ...
Over the weekend I received our first P55-based motherboard for the upcoming Intel Lynnfield processors, the ASUS P7P55D EVO. A mid-range enthusiast motherboard, the EVO model probably wont be the most feature-laden motherboard that comes out with ...
Cooling LGA1156In its infinite wisdom (ahem!) Intel has designed the LGA1156 socket so that its neither compatible with LGA775 nor LGA1366. This has a series knock on effect on CPU cooler design, as the spacing between the mounting holes in the moth...
Abstract: A few weeks ago we took our first look at a P55 motherboard, the Asus P7P55 Pro . However, we didn't have the opportunity to actually play with the thing properly, much less put a new Intel Core i5 CPU in it and get it up and running. Well, a few days ago...
Abstract: During CeBIT 2009 in March, we brought you the first glimpse of the upcoming performance mainstream platform - Intel P55 motherboards supporting the yet to be released Lynnfield processors such as seen here from ASUS . Those were very early builds, but...
Avendo oramai una buona conoscenza delle motherboard targate ASUS, possiamo affermare che con la nuova serie P7P55, la casa taiwanese mantiene alto il suo stantard qualitativo e prestazionale. La P7P55D Evo si dimostra una mainboard molto solida, ben ...
