Testseek.co.uk have collected 36 expert reviews of the Asus P7H57D-V EVO and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Asus P7H57D-V EVO.
February 2010
(81%)
36 Reviews
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Abstract: The conclusion is much the same as ever: the most expensive models are to be bought if you require additional functions such as the new generation of SATA and USB ports, mid-class models of recognised manufacturers will be bought by users which pay attention to (apparent) details such as the SPDIF output and Firewire, but..
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Published: 2010-02-26, Author: brian , review by: legitreviews.com
With the P7H57D-V EVO ASUS continues to deliver high quality motherboards with a dizzying array of features. If you are looking for rock solid overclocking of the CPU and integrated GPU on a new i3 or i5 series CPU, this is the hot ticket! ...
Published: 12th February 2010 | Source: www.asus.com | Price: £145.98 | Author: Milind ChidrawarSo it seems as though the Asus P7H57D-V EVO has fared rather well across the board (pun not intended). To summarise, it allowed us to push our Core i3 530 CPU...
Distilling the results, the Asus H57 overclocks very well but that doesn't translate into the best results we've seen. At stock speeds it's very nippy though: topping the tables in all our multimedia performance charts, however gaming is a bit more luckwa...
Abstract: January 3, 2010 saw the lift of Intel's embargo on the Clarkdale family of processors and supporting H55/H57 series chipsets. Boards featuring these chipsets have been in our labs for a few weeks now, and we have been busy testing them to figure out wh...
Overall I liked the P7H57D-V EVO, I feel it is a little overpriced for the market it is aimed at but think that Asus has banked on the flexibility and performance of the board to overcome that issue. I was surprised that it did not perform better with ...
Abstract: The P7H57D-V EVO’s performance was top-notch, and the board remained rock-solid stable throughout testing. At just under $200, though, it is somewhat pricey compared to other H55-based motherboards. But the addition of SATA 6Gbps and USB 3.0 along with Asus’ proprietary extras certainly help justify the price.
Abstract: Some very interesting pictures just landed in my inbox of the upcoming ASUS P7H57D-V EVO Motherboard! These are the first good quality pictures that I have seen of the Intel H57 Express chipset, so I had to share them with our readers. For those tha...
Abstract: The ASUS P7H57D-V EVO is the most feature package motherboard in the roundup and as such it has the highest price point. However, when looking at all the features that this board offers it is hard to say that it's not worth it. This is the only board that comes with on-board SATA 3.0 ports for super faster transfer speeds of 6Gb/s. It also comes with amazing overclocking headroom and the..
software suite, Socketed BIOS chip, Ai Tweaker now has voltage readouts for all the voltage.
Priced a bit out of the range for its intended market, No CrossFire & SLI with Clarkdale processors (Intel imposed limitation), Only one BIOS chip, no backup or failsafe, Large CPU coolers tall memory heatspreaders can cause installation annoyances...
When Intel released the Clarkdale processors they also unveiled a surprising four new chipsets for this platform, obviously viewing the CPU+GPU chips as having significant market capturing potential. But upon looking at the specifications of these chip...
