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Thursday, 18 October 2007 21:48

Biostar TP35D2-A7 reviewed

Written by Eliot Kucharik

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Review: Value board an overclocker's dream?


Today we check out whether a value board can compete with premium boards. Does a price difference of 60% to 100% make any difference in performance? It isn't feature-rich, but who really needs all the fancy stuff? This is what we are about to find out as we test the Biostar TP35D2-A7 board based on Intel's P35 chipset.

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