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BIOS UEFI para AMD
Ultra Durable 5 para AMD
Ofrece todas las conexiones gráficas necesarias y slots de expansión
Dual Graphics funciona a la primera
Capacidad de overclocking
SATA 6G y USB 3.0
Bonito y llamativo embalaj
Con información detallada de las características más relevantes
Manual detallado aunque solo en inglés. Se acompaña con otro manual de montaje fácilmente entendible y multiidioma
Adjunta 6 cables SAT
3 de ellos con conector
Muy buen rendimiento y estabilidad
Muchos conectores SATA3
6 de ellos girados 90º para facilitar el montaje
Conector USB 3.0 interno
Bajo consumo
Buena relación calidadprecio
Compatible con 3way CrossFire
Excelente rendimiento
Muy buena calidad de construcción
Disipación muy buena
Overclock realmente muy bueno y mas aun cuando se trata de overclock extremo
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La plataforma FM2 no termina de estar pensada para placas caras y ATX
Dual Graphics mejora vía drivers
Pero AMD no la acompaña con nuevo hardware
Apariencia poco colorida
Embalaje demasiado justo en protecciones. Se echan de menos verdaderos moldes de protección para amortiguación de la placa base. Esto no solo mejora la integridad de la placa en el transport
Sino que visualmente da mayor confianza al usuario en el proces
Resumen: We have had a few weeks with three A85X motherboards and AMD’s top of the line Trinity APU, the A10-5800K, which combines 4 unlocked Piledriver CPU cores (stock 3.8GHz, turbo 4.2GHz) with an integrated Radeon HD 7600D GPU with 384 Radeon Cores at 800MH...
Publicación: 2013-02-04, Autor: James , crítica de: futurelooks.com
Resumen: AMD brought their newest Piledriver architecture to their APU chips first with the release of Trinity. We have already looked at the Trinity chips themselves, so lets take a better look at the motherboards designed to support them. Today, our AMD A10-5800...
Resumen: Over the past several months we did quite a bit of work and published reviews of almost two dozen LGA 1155 mainboards. Of course, our interest in these products is quite logical, because it is the newest and most current, interesting and universal plat...
Resumen: Since Computex back in June, Gigabyte has been pushing a new power delivery system across parts of its motherboard range. This involves an integrated circuit to combine power delivery MOSFETs into a small form factor with great heat dissipation, hig...
The Gigabyte F2A85X-UP4 is a good mainstream motherboard for the new socket FM2 processors, presenting one additional PCI Express 2.0 x16 slot, two additional USB 3.0 ports, a POST diagnostics display, and two BIOS chips in comparison with competing produ...
Publicación: 2012-11-29, Autor: Dan , crítica de: legitreviews.com
The GIGABYTE F2A85X-UP4 may be on the higher side of the price range for FM2 motherboards, but the old adage you get what you pay for holds true today. The GIGABYTE F2A85X-UP4 is packed with features and performance to spare! ...
Publicación: 2012-11-25, Autor: Thomas , crítica de: tomshardware.com
Resumen: After just one generation, Socket FM1 is dead. We test six Socket FM2-based motherboards able to take AMD's newest APUs built using the Trinity architecture. Can any of these platforms, armed with AMD A85X Fusion Controller Hubs, get us to upgrade? Once...
VRM ready to rock watercooling, Many overclocking-specific features; too many to list, Good audio rendering, Full-ATX Expansion capabilities, Simple color-scheme that can easily match any other components well, Fully functional AMI UEFI BIOS including mou
Overclock-designs on APU platform leads to limited performance gains, Same price as A10-5800K, and I would have liked to see a $109.99 price point (cheaper than the CPU), No SLI support
When it comes to FM2, Gigabyte really has done an excellent job with the Gigabyte F2A85X-UP4. This is it if you want a "high-end" APU board. Not only does it take full advantage of all the features offered by the A85X FCH and the FM2 APU platform, but ...
A85X, Ultra Durable 5, Digital Power Engine, 3D BIOS, Dual UEFI BIOS, Gigabit LAN, Lucid Virtu MVP Support, Extra USB 3.0 Ports (4 Available, 6 Capable), On/Off Charge Technology, Crossfire Capable, eSATA On Rear Panel, Clean Layout, Debug LED
Software Needs a Makeover, No WiFi features
The Trinity setup is aimed at the mainstream user that wants to keep their costs low and performance high. The best APU that is offered is the A10-5800K, and it only costs $129.99. That is dirt cheap for a 3.8GHz quad core processor with a mainstream Ra...
Very high quality components, Plenty of USB 3.0 ports, Full spectrum of onboard video ports, Onboard power and clear CMOS buttons, Easy Tune 6 overclocking software, 3X Power to USB ports, On/Off Charging capability, VirtuMVP,
Small MOSFET heatsink, UEFI is a little difficult to navigate
The Gigabyte F2A85X-UP4 is an excellent motherboard. It has tons of features and is very well built using high quality components. It is easy to overclock and has a great UEFI. The Gigabyte F2A85X-UP4 would be a good choice for a budget minded gamer w...
