Geforce 8300-Based Motherboard With HDMI Ports

Written by IT News on 5:38 AM

Taiwan motherboard manufacturer Asustek recently unveiled its new model M3N-H/HDMI with Nvidia Geforce 8300 in the integrated graphics. This is the first council in the market come with the new GeForce 8300 graphics kernel, which ensures Chief 3D performance compared with older Geforce 8200 graphics kernel.

According to the first assessment, the additional rates comes at a price: graphics core is reportedly working a little more than the average temperature specifications. Asus decided to go with a large, passive cooling without any visible heatpipes for cooling solution.

On the rear panel provides multiple connectors, including PS / 2 port for the keyboard, six USB 2.0 ports, an HDMI connector, a Gigabit Ethernet port, a FireWire port, 7.1-channel analog audio connectors with a new coaxial S / PDIF in .

In the expansion slot, not as diverse as we might expect: an x16 PCI-Express slot, two x1 PCI-Express slots and three PCI slots. In addition, the motherboard provides users with access to some additional six USB ports, which can be mounted on the case of the front panel or on a full card reader. An additional FireWire port is also available.

In addition, there are some other six SATA connectors. However, the most bizarre addition to the charge is centrally in the connector which is used as a bypass for the rear bracket with a nested-D interface to the south.

Despite the fact that the manufacturer bundle a HDMI to DVI adapter with the motherboard in order to take full advantage of the built-in hybrid technology SLI, you need HDMI to DVI cable or a monitor that supports native HDMI standard.

In motherboard built with the use of extremely high quality components, such as multiple layer PCB and solid, aluminum capacitors are produced in Japan. The solid capacitors not leak their dielectric, or when the content of overheating when exposed to high drops / increase energy supplied.