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Low to high H61 , this is nothing to say. H67, compared with H61, usually ATX version, H61 is generally M-ATX, the maximum memory capacity supported is different, H61 is generally 16GB, 67 has 32GB. H67 generally with SATA3.0 and USB3.0 Compared with H67, P67 does not have display output, which means that U's nuclear display is useless for P67. P67 can be overclocked, but only for CPU with K. The difference between Z68 and P67, starting from Z68, supports the next generation of 22NM IVY processor. Compared with the P67, there are more display output and hard disk acceleration technologies. Compared with the 6-series motherboard, the 7-series motherboard has more native USB3.0 and PCI-E3.0 (only more native USB3.0 than Z68) B75, single PCI-E3.0 slot, does not support overclocking, no hard disk acceleration technology. H77, generally a single PCI-E3.0 slot, does not support overclocking, but has hard disk acceleration technology. In fact, H77 and B75 , personally think it shoul

Mini ITX motherboard for budget and build a Portable gaming Performance PCs When you customize a portable desktop computer for yourself, please pay attention to some important features. The first is the size of the motherboard, and the mini-ITX size makes portability possible. The second is the choice of CPU. If you are using a Sandy Bridge CPU, such as Core i5-2500K or Core i7-2600K, you need a motherboard with LGA 1155 slot and a built-in video output port, which will save you. The next expansion of the graphics card money. The third is the SATA port, which will support faster data transfer rates on newer hard drives and solid-state drives (not to mention more SATA ports will provide room for more devices). The fourth is the USB port support, which is ready for the future. Budget Intel: SZMZ Mini-ITX H61 ($30) For Sandy Bridge-based computers with limited budgets, I recommend the SZMZ Mini-ITX H61. The motherboard is based on the H61 chipset, which takes advantage of the