ECS just sent over more information on the ECS P55H-A motherboard along with 10 pictures, so enjoy!!
Supports Lynnfield Processor
Based on the latest Intel P55 chipset, the new single-chip solution that brings performance tuning and advanced I/O capabilities while enabling a more power efficient platform, the P55H-A motherboard fully supports the upcoming Lynnfield processor delivering incredible speed and efficiency for faster multi-tasking, gaming and multimedia creation performance that takes your PC’s performance to the next level. For users eager for better graphics performance, ECS P55H-A features dual x16 PCIe 2.0 supporting “Auto-Gear Design” that can automatically provide single x16 or dual x8 PCIe bandwidth. Other features such as the support for Intel Matrix Storage Technology, 14 x USB 2.0 ports, and 6 x SATA 3 Gb/s ports can also be found on this board.
Features of ECS Black Series Motherboards
ECS P55H-A comes with rich features such as ECS Ultra I/O Rear panel, ECS exclusive M.I.B. II overclocking utility, the all-solid-capacitor design, and the innovative ECS “4E design”. The newly added power phase indicators are surely power users’ favorite design.
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Don't care for the 8pin placement, why have a IDE header anymore? I am diggin the extra USB ports and 90* SATA ports, could have been a couple extra of those.
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bubba wrote:Don't care for the 8pin placement, why have a IDE header anymore? I am diggin the extra USB ports and 90* SATA ports, could have been a couple extra of those.
Legacy support!! Lot's of people have IDE optical drives still. Here is a better view of the IDE connector.
I have a closet full of the things, but I have a building full of PCs that use them, can't see spending the coin on a new system and skimping $20 for a drive.
Noticed they moved the front panel audio from under the vid card to the bottom of the board.
"The democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not."
-Thomas Jefferson
