Biostar TA75A+

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Pros:

Full UEFI BIOS, Support for 3TB drives, Nice, complete color scheme, Affordable pricing, Intergrated USB 3.0 for maximum performance, Onboard Power/Reset switches and POST display

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Running memory at 1866 MHz seems impossible, BIOS options not truly ready for decent overclocking, Not all software functioning properly, No way to update BIOS with tools currently on disc, Very limited memory compatibility with current BIOS, Provided yel

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Last revision on July 23, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Full UEFI BIOS, Support for 3TB drives, Nice, complete color scheme, Affordable pricing, Intergrated USB 3.0 for maximum performance, Onboard Power/Reset switches and POST display

Reviewers Didn't Like

Running memory at 1866 MHz seems impossible, BIOS options not truly ready for decent overclocking, Not all software functioning properly, No way to update BIOS with tools currently on disc, Very limited memory compatibility with current BIOS, Provided yel

Expert reviews and ratings

The BIOSTAR TA75A+ is quite a performer when compared to the other A75 boards out there in the market. From the benchmarks we ran, we can see that the performance is mixed, compared to the 2 other boards we put in the race. When we overclocked it, it...

By OCWorkBench on October 06, 2011

After playing with the Biostar TA75A+, we find it a mixed bag of results. The design is really good and efficient, and the color scheme offered is looking fantastically nice on an entry-level product, and a welcome surprise. However, with the early...

By techPowerUp! on September 01, 2011

The Biostar TA75A+ is an entry-level motherboard for the new A-Series CPUs from AMD, using the ATX form factor instead of the microATX one. It comes with only the basic options provided by the chipset, which are more than enough for the average user,...

By Hardware Secrets on August 04, 2011