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MSI H55M-ED55

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By TechRadar on February 02, 2011

Mega money mobos with features to match are all very well. But most mere mortals want a mobo that ticks all the important boxes without threatening their mortgage payments. At £70, the MSI H55M-ED55 is competitively priced for a board with...

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By Fudzilla on December 16, 2010

With prices falling for H55 and P55 boards now maybe a good time to purchase such a system. Of course AMD is quite close in performance and cost, but need more power under load when not under-voltaged. To buy an AMD quad-core or an Intel dual-core...

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By FutureLooks on July 08, 2010

When computer folks talk about micro-ATX, it’s rarely ever an exciting subject. That’s because m-ATX systems have rarely ever thought of as a performance option with the only exception being the ASUS Republic of Gamers X58 Rampage II m-ATX...

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By PCPer on July 05, 2010

We like to thank our friends at MSI for providing the H55M-ED55 for our review today. I've had the opportunity to test several MSI boards over the past two years and it seems each year they keep adding new features as well as improving the overall...

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By PC Authority on April 22, 2010

The H55M-ED55 lacks a few luxuries such as DisplayPort and FireWire, but for the more ambitious home system it's a credible...

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By Tweak.dk on March 20, 2010

It might seem like a case of David against Goliath, but despite its size, the H55M-ED55 bites back.Just like the Asus P7H55D-M EVO, which is a straight up competitor, the MSI motherboard design and features is well thought trough. The new 2....

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By InsideHW on March 12, 2010

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...

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By Tom's Hardware on February 24, 2010

There’s also the small problem that most mid-market and better microATX cases have a front-panel FireWire port, which is a controller not found on the H55M-GD55. While we can balance the fact that most people no longer use FireWire against the fact that...

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By Overclock3D on February 17, 2010

All in all, we were left feeling quite impressed by the little MSI board. Throughout our entire suite of tests, the H55M ED55 maintained pace with our previously reviewed Asus P7H57D EVO; a motherboard that's priced over 50% higher than the former....

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By IT Reviews on February 16, 2010

MSI has included a long list of features in the specification of this H55 motherboard. Add in superb build quality and it's no great surprise that the price is relatively high. That wouldn't be the end of the world, however the overclocking...

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