ASUS P8P76 WS Revolution: Elegant and Perfectly Functional

jmke · 18th April 2011, 14:05

Upper segment-motherboards have developed a tendency to look like space
stations or Starcraft structures lately. If they don't, the basic
presumption is that they must be cheap. Therefore, it was with a great
deal of relief that we received a top-notch motherboard that looks
moderate, while being replete with features. ASUS' WS series, which is
shortened for Workstation, targets users who find quality and stability
to be the key features to any PC, while enabling the same PC to use its
performance to the max on said motherboard. As the new series of Sandy
Bridge CPUs has recently been introduced, it was only logical to expect
ASUS to send a new WS motherboard our way as well…

http://www.insidehw.com/Reviews/Moth...unctional.html

18th April 2011, 14:05	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	ASUS P8P76 WS Revolution: Elegant and Perfectly Functional Upper segment-motherboards have developed a tendency to look like space stations or Starcraft structures lately. If they don't, the basic presumption is that they must be cheap. Therefore, it was with a great deal of relief that we received a top-notch motherboard that looks moderate, while being replete with features. ASUS' WS series, which is shortened for Workstation, targets users who find quality and stability to be the key features to any PC, while enabling the same PC to use its performance to the max on said motherboard. As the new series of Sandy Bridge CPUs has recently been introduced, it was only logical to expect ASUS to send a new WS motherboard our way as well… http://www.insidehw.com/Reviews/Moth...unctional.html __________________

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