ECS Elitegroup H55H-I

The ECS H55H-I has not surprised us in any way during our tests. It’s an ordinary mainboard with ordinary design and standard capabilities. It’s just like others. The good news is that we have not had any problems with it but, like with any...

Having spent some time with these tiny boards, you can’t help but start to like them. Both have shown that they can handle web browsing and video playback without the need for any extra hardware. The integrated graphics are adequate for HD content, but...

For being such a small board the H55H-I packed quite a punch. This isn't to say that the board comes with all the bells and whistles of the more expensive models because it doesn't, but it has it where it counts, performance. This board was able...

So far we’ve looked at three different mini-ITX motherboards here at Anandtech over the past 6 months. While each of the products we’ve reviewed have ticked a certain number of boxes, when you look at the feature sets of similarly priced...

Man, how much fun is this little motherboard huh ? I mean this is where we are heading to in the future, motherboards will get smaller and denser, or keep their ATX size and get more features chucked onto it. The ECS H55H-I Mini ITX motherboard is a...

ECS has put together a nice little board here, literally, with the H55H-I mini ITX. There's a pretty good layout, respectable features, and good connectivity options with VGA, DVI, and HDMI capabilities. And with one PCI-E X16 slot available, you...

ECS H55H-I is clearly targeted to users that want to build a small computer or an HTPC (home theater PC), and will certainly please customers that pick this product, as it has everything one should expect from a motherboard targeted to this kind of...

Yet, we know that AMD’s DTX standard is the real reason why cases such as Silverstone’s Sugo SG05 have two slots, and crowding around the CPU socket makes us wish the larger “tiny” standard...