Zotac H55-ITX WiFi

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 8 expert reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

6
Average:

1
Bad:

0

Pros:

Superb performance.
Includes support for WiFi.

Cons:

Small form factor makes it difficult to place and connect wire and peripherals.

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Last revision on June 10, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Superb performance
Includes support for WiFi

Reviewers Didn't Like

Small form factor makes it difficult to place and connect wire and peripherals

Expert reviews and ratings

Stuffing Intel's desktop-class H55 chipset into a miniscule Mini-ITX motherboard is hardly a standard procedure. However, the Zotac H55-ITX WiFi can't hope to get by based on nothing more than novelty. It must beat the likes of Gigabyte's...

By TechRadar on February 02, 2011

The H55-ITX WiFi seems to have all of the bases covered: It’s loaded with features, fast, and stable. Anyone looking to build a powerful HTPC or extremely portable LAN box should give this board serious...

By ComputerPowerUser on June 11, 2010

By Victor Philip OrtizTake small form factor computing to a whole new level of performance with the Zotac H55-ITX WiFi. This mini-ITX motherboard utilizes the newest LGA1156 socket processors with Intel QuickPath technology in the Intel Core i-series...

By PCMag Mideast on June 10, 2010

During our stay in Taipei, almost every hardware maker we visited were asking whether we'd gotten our hands on a particular dual CPU Mother-of-all-Motherboards. The product that has been causing such a stir in Taiwan's computer hardware industry...

By VR-Zone on April 10, 2010

The first Core i3/i5/i7 mini-ITX board, it's well designed for media center use but application performance isn't quite up to scratch....

By Expert Reviews on April 09, 2010

With our testing complete we are pleased to be able to conclude on a positive note. All in all, the Zotac H55-ITX's performance was on par with just about every H55 board that we have previously tested. While's it's overclocking performance...

By Overclock3D on April 07, 2010

Like many of Zotac's previous offerings, the H55-ITX-C-E distinguishes itself with a great feature set, being outfitted with 6 SATA ports, a USB 3.0 controller, and a 802.11n mini PCI-E card with dual antennae. When it comes to LGA1156 mini-ITX...

By SilentPC Review on August 15, 2010

Lastly, consider cost and your expected applications. AMD still provides better bang for the buck with these Mini-ITX platforms. Intel costs more on average, but it will give you more performance per watt. The more you work with threaded applications,...

By Tom's Hardware UK on July 09, 2010

My tests of Zotac H55-ITX WiFi mainboard left me with mixed emotions. At first, I was amazed with the capabilities of this tiny mini-ITX product which matched or even surpassed those of its full-size counterparts. It can be used to assemble not only a...

By X-bit Labs on May 26, 2010

Generally speaking you pay a higher price for a small form factor motherboard than you do for a regular model, but when it comes to the Zotac H55-ITX WiFi the price is very reasonable. While the Zotac wouldn't make much sense for a hardcore gamer,...

By IT Reviews on April 22, 2010

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