Biostar TH67XE Intel H67-Express Motherboard Previewed
Biostar TH67XE Intel H67-Express Sandy Bridge Motherboard Previewed
The Biostar TH67XE is based on Intel's H67-Express Sandy Bridge chipset and supports their IGP platform (integrated graphics processor) using socket LGA1155 Intel Core processors. Dual-channel DDR3 is supported, HDMI, DisplayPort, digital DVI, and analog D-Sub ports are available for connecting a monitor or HDTV. Biostar's TH67XE offers SuperSpeed USB 3.0 support and SATA 6Gb/s storage bandwidth.
The Biostar TH67XE includes a PCI-Express 2.0 x16 graphics port, one PCI-Express x16 port, a single-lane PCI-Express x1 port, and a legacy PCI slot. The Realtek ALC889 CODEC provides 7.1-channel HD audio, while IEEE-1324 FireWire and Gigabit Ethernet are also standard on the Biostar TH67XE.
Biostar TH67XE Intel H67-Express Motherboard
Biostar TH67XE Features
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Supports LGA1155 , µATX
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Supports Intel Sandybridge processors
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Intel H67 Chipset
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7 Phases Power design
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Onboard Graphic D-SUB port , DVI-D, HDMI and Display Port
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Support Dual channel DDR3-2000(OC),1866/1600/1333Mhz
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4 X DDR3 DIMM Memory slots, Max up to 16Gb Memory
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100% X.D.X. Japanese solid capacitor
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8+2 channel HD Blu-ray Audio
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USB 3.0 / SATA3 6Gbps support
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Bio-tex Technology
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Biostar Toverclocker utility
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IEE 1394a/ eSATA2
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Gbe LAN
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Biostar G.P.U (Green Power Utility) Technology
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geek glenm Permalink:
those are pictures of two different motherboards... was the article talking about two different boards? the visual differences are obvious, but were there supposed to be two previews? i can also see "usb3" printed on both boards, so that is cool. mainly, what is model # of the second motherboard?
RE: geek Olin Coles Permalink:
I've fixed the image - sorry for the confusion. The other motherboard (Biostar TP67XE) is here: /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=12048&Itemid=22
geeker glenm Permalink:
hehe, the second pic still shows a different model...
RE: geeker Olin Coles Permalink:
It looks proper on my end. Clear browser cache or refresh page with CTRL+F5.
geekazoid glenm Permalink:
looks great! thanks! btw, there were supposed to be a few other chip makers that were coming out with usb3 controllers. i was hearing pronouncements back in january 2010 that more companies were going to produce usb 3.0 for motherboards, not just NEC. yet all i see is NEC. Is there really any competition for NEC yet?
NEC USB 3.0 Olin Coles Permalink:
So far, I haven't heard of another retail-ready SuperSpeed USB-3.0 controller. We'll wait and see what's used on Intel's own H/P67 motherboards.