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ASRock M3A780GXH/128M Motherboard Review

ASRock has released a series of boards based on AMD's AM3 socket and here today is one of their first AM3 motherboards, the M3A780GXH/128M. Coupling AMD's 780G chipset with integrated ATI Radeon HD 3200 graphics and the SB710 southbridge, this $89.99 motherboard strives to cover lots of ground with its IGP configuration and three PCIe slots supporting CrossFireX.



Article Title: ASRock M3A780GXH/128M Motherboard Review
Article URL: http://www.legitreviews.com/article/993/1/
Pricing At Time of Print: $89.99 plus shipping

Excellent review. This seems to be an excellent motherboard for the price, if you can live with that all-over-the-place BIOS. Is it microATX or ATX?

geokilla wrote:Excellent review. This seems to be an excellent motherboard for the price, if you can live with that all-over-the-place BIOS. Is it microATX or ATX?

I would assume ATX seeing that it has at least 3 PCI-Express slots.

geokilla wrote:Excellent review. This seems to be an excellent motherboard for the price, if you can live with that all-over-the-place BIOS. Is it microATX or ATX?

ATX. ASRock has some AM2+ motherboards that are microATX, they could easily chop this up into a mATX format, keep the same price tag, and add a mosfet heatsink to make me happy. Was a great cheap board to use, it'll be replacing my AM2+ motherboard as I upgrade to strictly DDR3 inhouse. Now to review some cheap DDR3