ASUS M5A78L-M LX3 PLUS

All solid state, stable, perfect support for AM3 dual core, quad core 620 -- 650920 -- 945 and other 95W CPUs. If the CPU exceeds 100W, you'd better go to M5A97. The price must be here. The motherboard I produced in three years will not be less than 200 pieces, including small Internet cafes. It is very stable, and the repair rate is basically 0. Of course, other hardware in the host is also very important, and it is very stable to be equipped with genuine hardware.

The so-called disadvantage is that the above user said that the user should not be blamed, but the profiteer. For the sake of price and profit, more than 100W CPU should be allocated to the 300 yuan motherboard. In this case, it is only strange if the temperature is not high, let alone the ASUS motherboard. The effect is the same when more than 120W U is allocated to the motherboard of any brand.

If the user's requirements are not very high, the AM3 dual core, quad core 640 and other U can be configured with a graphics card less than 800 yuan.

The CPU105w 8320 on my computer is very stable and does not play overclocking. The 3.5G is very stable and the pressure test temperature is definitely less than 60. Usually, the temperature is less than 50. There is no other person who said that the temperature is too high. Of course, you must play overclocking with a better board Another reason I like is that there are serial ports. After all, many old devices still use serial ports

The shortcomings are also obvious interface problems. USB is not 3.0, but there are 8 USB interfaces after all (I met a profiteer, but there are only 6 on my chassis). The fan control ability is not very good. My temperature is only 40 degrees, and the fan speed is 4500 (there is no legendary control degree)

What price and what function to play? If you want to play overclocking, you'd better buy a good board. After all, even if the original 95W CPU heats up more than 105W CPU when overclocking, you'd better improve the heat dissipation manually. If you are a little white, you'd better not play overclocking. I don't know how many CPUs were burned in those years. The external 5 points of expandability must be low, and the workmanship is good, The performance is average (only a few meters after all), and the cost performance is not poor. The above personal views are for reference only

1. The workmanship is up to standard and the weight is sufficient. The workmanship is quite meticulous. The solid capacitor supports a single 8G memory. 2. It is no problem to be compatible with the old AM3 interface U, which is a good choice for upgrading old computers. 3、

No USB3.0. Only 4-phase power supply.

The ASUS board is easy to use and durable. It has many interfaces and is very affordable