ECS Elitegroup A75F-A Black Deluxe

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Pros:

Fantastic performance and features given the price, Fully featured software package for entrylevel users, EFI BIOS with support for 3 TB drives, Full seven expansion slots, Decent overclocking given the small price, Nothing missing in the box to take full

Cons:

BIOS options not truly ready for hardcore overclocking, Slot configuration not ideal for CrossFire with multiple discrete GPUs, SmallerthanATX size, Limited memory timings, Not all voltage options work fully

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Last revision on April 29, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Fantastic performance and features given the price, Fully featured software package for entrylevel users, EFI BIOS with support for 3 TB drives, Full seven expansion slots, Decent overclocking given the small price, Nothing missing in the box to take full

Reviewers Didn't Like

BIOS options not truly ready for hardcore overclocking, Slot configuration not ideal for CrossFire with multiple discrete GPUs, SmallerthanATX size, Limited memory timings, Not all voltage options work fully

Expert reviews and ratings

We quite enjoyed the time we spent with the ECS A75F-A. Although it's not the best overclocker, at stock, it does a very admirable job in the performance department, and the great audio performance is just an added bonus we never expected. For those...

By techPowerUp! on September 23, 2011

The ECS A75F-A is a new member of its Black Series family of motherboards. The Black Series is home to the company's range of performance products and anyone used to seeing the Black Series Intel boards with all their added razzmatazz may be a bit...

By TechRadar on September 22, 2011

Elite Group has brought a good product to the table with the A75F-A motherboard. The aesthetics are tasteful and conservative, not overdone with bold colours, and would look good in any case. Installation was a breeze and no problems were encountered...

By Pureoverclock on October 25, 2011

bracket they have released the A75F-A, a board that ECS decided to pair with two PCI Express x16 slots (the second one is x4 electronically), two PCI Express x1 slots as well as with no less than three legacy PCI slots. Being an entry level product...

By Guru of 3D on September 09, 2011

The A6-3650 APU is a quad core CPU with decent performance integrated graphics supporting DX11 which exceeds by far the current IGP performance from Intel Sandy Bridge CPUs. The Lynx platform as a whole can be recommended for people that will not...

By MadShrimps on September 06, 2011

The ECS A75F-A Black Deluxe has both the poise and prowess of a mainstream motherboard indeed. We have no complaint about that. The possible downside is that it partially uses regular electrolytic capacitors. Many motherboards of this age, including...

By HardwareZone.com on July 20, 2011

FinalesImportante: Las opiniones del autor son meramente personales, por lo cual el punto de vista individual es basado en experiencias adquiridas a través de otras revisiones, en un lapso de tiempo distinto. Esta revisión se hizo en base a...

By HardwareMX on September 21, 2011

Las APU AMD Llano llegaron a finales de mayo y se postulan como una excelente alternativa para equipos multimedia, aunque quizá con una VGA demasiado potente para un uso de oficina, por lo menos en las gamas A6 y A8. Sin embargo aún hemos...

By Noticias 3D on September 21, 2011

Das ECS A75F-A v1.0 kann sich mit den bisherigen Boards durchaus messen. Die Leistung ist ohne größere Einbrüche und vor allem die Übertragungsrate bei USB 3.0 weiß zu gefallen. Unter Volllast ist der Verbrauch minimal...

By Planet 3DNow! on September 11, 2011