Unfortunately, outside of using expansion cards, there's not a lot you can do if you wish to add a few more SATA drives to ...

MSI have just released a PR to share some of the notable test results of their PCI-E 4.0 motherboards with the Samsung 980 Pro SSD. Normally not something we'd post, but check that last DiskMark ...

Board maker SuperMicro (San Jose, Calif.) has a new motherboard called the P4SCT+II that puts an Intel Pentium-4 processor on the PCI-X high-bandwidth architecture. SuperMicro's P4SCT+II's provides ...

For maximum security, Asus recommends that you "download and update the BIOS to the specified version from the official ...

Overview: Best gaming motherboards 2025, will include support of PCIe 5.0, DDR5 RAM and a powerful power supply to accommodate the new CPUs and GPUs.Top brands ...

MSI have unveiled a new motherboard which they have added to their range in the form of the Z68A-GD80 (G3), which is the world’s first motherboard to be equipped with PCI-E Gen 3. The PCI-E Gen 3 ...

This afternoon both PCI Express slots on my motherboard stopped working. In the "BIOS" nothing plugged into them is detectable. It shows up as an empty slot in the BIOS no matter what graphics card I ...

Overview: AMD motherboards offer PCIe 5.0, DDR5 memory, and robust VRMs for stable gaming.Buyers should choose motherboards ...

Embedded technology provider RadiSys said this week it has launched four additions to its Procelerant Endura embedded motherboard product line. A notable enhancement in the four new motherboards, ...

MSI is unlocking PCI Express 4.0 support on its Z490 motherboards for owners who decide to upgrade to Intel’s upcoming “Rocket Lake” CPUs. The PCIe 4.0 support on the older Z490 motherboards will ...

If 'long-awaited' was ever a phrase designed for a purpose, that purpose was the AMD B550 release. It's been a long time. Too long, perhaps. So, when we stumbled across a leaked B550AM motherboard ...

The new B650E chipset ushers in PCIe 5.0 for the mainstream, as the big difference between the "E" and "non-E" motherboards -- where the E stands for "Extreme" is PCIe 5.0 for both GPUs and SSDs ...