Thursday, October 3rd 2013

BIOSTAR Announces the Hi-Fi B85N 3D Mini ITX Motherboard

To cover the full range of motherboard form factors with the latest in chipset and motherboard technology, BIOSTAR has released their newest mini-ITX motherboard based on the Intel B85 chipset, the "Hi-Fi B85N 3D". Perfect for small form factor (SFF) computer systems, mini-ITX boards can often be passively cooled due to their low power consumption architecture, which makes them useful for home theater PC systems, for example.

The "Hi-Fi B85N 3D" supports the Intel 4th generation Core i7 and Core i5 processors in the 1150 package using the Intel B85 single chip architecture. It has 2-DIMM DDR3-1600/1333 slots for up to 16 GB maximum RAM capacities. The on board DVI+VGA+HDMI supports 4K/2K resolution for a high-definition image display.
The BIOSTAR in-house technology, such as audio and power regulation upgrades such as Hi-Fi Power and Hi-Fi AMP, a powerful built-in headphone amplifier, excels here as always. With the Intel chipset you get Intel SBA 2.0 (Small Business Advantage) Technology as well as Intel Rapid Start Technology and Intel Smart Connect Technology.

The video output includes HDMI which allows full video & audio support via standard DVI output and the "Hi-Fi B85N 3D", like all BIOSTAR motherboards, boasts 100% solid capacitors. The "Hi-Fi B85N 3D" is Windows 8 ready and has BIO-Remote2 and BIOS Online Update feature for easy management of the system BIOS.
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3 Comments on BIOSTAR Announces the Hi-Fi B85N 3D Mini ITX Motherboard

#1
micropage7
nice board, looks simple and straight
it makes me want to build mini itx rig
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#2
BiggieShady
Why don't they have some passive cooling on those VRM MOS-FETs, is beyond me. Even more so considering default settings in BIOS always have more voltage on the CPU than needed.
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#3
Apogee777
It's a great board, very fast. up there with the pro-gaming boards in speed.
the Realtek sound is weak and no wifi built in..
besides that its worth picking up for an itx build for gaming,
as Haswell has AVX2 which makes it still valid for modern gaming.
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