[Løst] Hva er forskjellen mellom Z68, p67 og h67?

[MPCME]

Hva er forskjellen mellom h67, p67 og z68? Vet at h67 ikke har støtte for overklokking, men hva mer?

 

EDIT: Fant det ut no nettop

Endret 10. september 2011 av gangangan

[Mr. A]

Om noen andre skulle trenge denne infoen: http://www.pugetsyst...-right-for-you/

 

H67 To understand the H67 chipset it helps to first realize that all socket 1155 Core i3, i5 and i7 processors have built-in graphics capabilities. To enable use of that functionality, though, the motherboard must have video output connections – and this is H67's specialty. Most motherboards using this chipset will have a variety of output options (VGA, DVI, HDMI, and sometimes DisplayPort as well), with up to two connections being usable at the same time. A dedicated video card can also be used, and the onboard video can be used *alongside* such a card in order to provide support for several monitors for a fairly low price.

 

The downside is the H67 supports only very limited overclocking, keeping it from being a platform for gamers (who wouldn't want to use the onboard graphics anyways) and some enthusiasts. It is more marketed toward home and business use, and particularly the home-theater crowd. The onboard graphics is very well suited to playing back videos, even in high definition, and being able to do that without a higher-end video card cuts down on cost, heat and noise.

 

P67 This chipset variant, which was available alongside H67 at the launch of the Sandy Bridge platform, does not support the use of integrated graphics – but in trade supports the ability to run two dedicated video cards (for Crossfire or SLI, if motherboard manufacturers license those technologies). It also is capable of being overclocked, and that combination of features have made it popular for gamers and other demanding users.

 

Z68 The Z68 chipset is a late arrival, but combines the performance-oriented features of P67 with the onboard graphics options of H67. This opens up the option for enthusiasts who want to have a powerful video card while also being able to access features of the on-chip Intel HD graphics, like Quick Sync, without needing multiple monitors. However, using both of those together requires third-party software from LucidLogix – which isn't ideal, as it means depending on yet another layer of complication in order to access all the features of the hardware. Quick Sync in particular is also only supported by a few video transcoding programs, so unless you use software that is designed to work with it then there would be no need for Z68 over P67.

 

Endret 10. september 2011 av Mr. A

[MPCME]

Sto mere info her en det jeg viste takk for hjelpa Har akkuratt bestilt et Z68 Chipset hovedkort fra gigabyte