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Not for a beginner
- Pros: Only MicroATX board I could find that has two PCIex2.0 slots.
Fits wonderfully into Thermaltake Lanbox Lite.
Cool on-board diagnostic LED's tell you if there is a problem during booting and where.
- Cons: A bit expensive for a MicroATX board, but makes up for it with 2 PCIex2.0 slots.
Lack of real in-depth manual.
Has some trouble with drivers on a Win7 64-bit setup.
The USB headers are between the PCIex2.0, making Crossfire tough.
- Other Thoughts: Overall a great board, easy to install, lots of room around heatsinks. DFI choose to go with a yellow theme for cables, etc. So if you don't like yellow in your box, beware.
- Pros: • Six SATAII ports
• Dual PCI-E for Crossfire
• Advanced BIOS
• Diagnostic LEDs and onboard power & reset switches
• Great OC'ing abilities
- Cons: • Northbridge heatsink too close to CPU cooler
• USB header placement may interfere with Crossfire setup
• 8-pin +12v board connection in awkward location
• No BIOS explanations in manual
• PS/2 connections
- Other Thoughts: Don't let the con's get you down. This is a great board. Most of these issues are solved with a little creative cable management (board was installed in an Antec Mini P180). I would have liked to see the PS/2 jacks swapped for more USB, but "oh well". The only thing that really made me nervous was seating the CPU heatsink. The stock heatsink heat pipe (Phenom II x4 955BE) came DANGEROUSLY close to bending fins on the northbridge. So be careful when installing the CPU cooler. Other than that, this board is a killer for the size!!
OA
- Pros: might be a good board if it actually works
- Cons: defective:
-hangs, errors, restarts during OS installation
-when in OS it would hang when taxed a little more than web browsing and then series of restarts would follow
-kept hanging untill I could not stay in desktop for more than 1 minute
- Other Thoughts: I ran everything at default, no overclocking
my phenom x2 550 reaches 4ghz in an @sus board
really dissapointing first purchase from DFI
| Model |
| Brand |
DFI |
| Model |
LP JR 790GX-M3H5 |
| Supported CPU |
| CPU Socket Type |
AM3 |
| CPU Type |
Phenom II |
| FSB |
5200 MT/s |
| Chipsets |
| North Bridge |
AMD 790GX |
| South Bridge |
AMD SB750 |
| Memory |
| Number of Memory Slots |
4×240pin |
| Memory Standard |
DDR3 1600(O.C.)/1333/1066 |
| Maximum Memory Supported |
16GB |
| Channel Supported |
Dual Channel |
| Expansion Slots |
| PCI Express 2.0 x16 |
2 (Hybrid CrossFireX - combination of the integrated graphics and a discrete graphics card in a PCIE slot (8-lane port). Two graphics cards support CrossFireX; each operating at x8 bandwidth ) |
| PCI Express x1 |
1 |
| PCI Slots |
1 |
| Storage Devices |
| PATA |
1 x ATA100 2 Dev. Max |
| SATA 3Gb/s |
6 |
| SATA RAID |
0/1/0+1(10)/5/JBOD/AHCI |
| Onboard Video |
| Onboard Video Chipset |
ATI Radeon HD 3300 |
| Onboard Audio |
| Audio Chipset |
Realtek ALC885 |
| Audio Channels |
8 Channels |
| Onboard LAN |
| LAN Chipset |
Marvell 88E8056 |
| Max LAN Speed |
10/100/1000Mbps |
| Rear Panel Ports |
| PS/2 |
2 |
| Video Ports |
DVI |
| HDMI |
1 x HDMI |
| USB 1.1/2.0 |
4 x USB 2.0 |
| S/PDIF Out |
1 x Optical, 1 x Coaxial |
| Audio Ports |
6 Ports |
| Onboard USB |
| Onboard USB |
4 connectors for 8 additional external USB 2.0 ports |
| Physical Spec |
| Form Factor |
Micro ATX |
| Dimensions |
24.5cm x 24.5cm / 9.65" x 9.65" |
| Power Pin |
24 Pin |
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Reviewed By: DD on 11/20/2009
Tech Level: somewhat high - Ownership: 1 week to 1 month
