Specifications
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| CPU |
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| Chipset |
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| Memory |
*Due to the operating system limitation, actual memory size may be less than 4GB for the reservation for system usage under Windows® 32-bit OS. For Windows® 64-bit OS with 64bit CPU, there is no such limitation |
| Bios |
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| Expansion / Connectivity | |
| Slots |
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| Storage |
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| USB 3.0 |
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| Connector |
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| Rear Panel I/O |
I/O Panel
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| Other Features / Miscellaneous | |
| Unique Feature |
*Lucid virtu Universal MVP can be supported only with processors which are GPU integrated. **LuicidLogix Virtu MVP only supports Windows® 7 OS or later versions. |
| Support CD |
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| Accessories |
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| Hardware Monitor |
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| Form Factor |
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| OS |
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| Certifications |
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This is an extremely complete series of features. Especially for a board thats targeted at the low cost desktop and HTPC market. On the whole it has just about every feature that you would expect to find on most high end motherboards. Such boards that would normally be in the 200$ or higher price range.
In reality the price range of this board is a double edged sword. Its price is high overall for the market that it’s targeting. The sub 400$ computer market is notoriously difficult to encourage people to spend the extra money for features. The board is direct competition price wise for the Gigabyte FM2A85X-UP4, as well as in the feature department. You can find both boards in the 100-130$ price range currently. While this is tempting for the average pc enthusiast. When it comes to those that are really looking at machines in this price range, if they are self built or purchased as part of a package. A twenty to thirty dollar difference in price can quickly sway a lot of buyers. In this price range.
