Tuesday, August 19th 2014
ECS Unveils the Z97-PK Motherboard
ECS today proudly announced the unmatched motherboard in the market for the Intel Pentium 20th anniversary edition processor, Z97-PK , has been released to all the fans that are searching for exciting overclocking performance within affordable price.
Since Intel Pentium 20th Anniversary Edition Processors was announced during COMPUTEX 2014, users have been looking for the best combination to cope with this processor series, especially Pentium G3258 processor, which has unlocked multiplier and better performance than i3 Processor when overclocked. ECS provides the best solution, Z97-PK , the ultimate OC performance with unbeatable value, to fulfill the unmet needs from users.
Equipped with Intel Z97 Express Chipset, ECS Z97-PK with Pentium 20th Anniversary G3258 Processor can be overclocked beyond people's expectation. One Key OC function can amazingly raise CPU Frequency to 4.7 GHz, which is much higher than similar products from other motherboard manufactures, indicating the powerful overclocking capability of Z97-PK . More importantly, this best duo, ECS Z97-PK and Intel Pentium 20th Anniversary Processor, has a lower price than just i5 Processor itself, providing users an unbelievably high C/P value with ultimate overclocking performance and affordable price.
Since Intel Pentium 20th Anniversary Edition Processors was announced during COMPUTEX 2014, users have been looking for the best combination to cope with this processor series, especially Pentium G3258 processor, which has unlocked multiplier and better performance than i3 Processor when overclocked. ECS provides the best solution, Z97-PK , the ultimate OC performance with unbeatable value, to fulfill the unmet needs from users.
10 Comments on ECS Unveils the Z97-PK Motherboard
This board could make a (very) budget rig for someone who isnt looking for flashing lights, pretty colours or rainbows via a side window they probably dont have.
Just so long as the price doesnt go above other worthy contenders.... though it probably will be priced in-line with better equipped boards as usual for ECS. :wtf:
Though for the price its not bad, however the power delivery system seems to be quite pitiful in my book. There are alot of other boards I would personally feel much safer with a slightly better setup even mixing with the Pentium. Though the auto overclock to 4.7ghz sounds pretty cool but I guess it would be dependent on the CPU.
Reminds me of the MSI boards of days gone by.
Anything is better then boring black.