Introduction

Just over a month ago, Intel and its partners released the Z68 chipset, and supporting products. Offering overclocking of both the CPU proper and the integrated Intel GPU, the Z68 in some cases even goes so far as to completely eliminate previous Socket 1155 chipsets, as is the case with Gigabyte. Our first look at the Intel Z68 comes from Biostar however, in the form of the TZ68A+, an entry-level priced product, supporting many enthusiast features. Biostar itself has been around for a long, long time, but isn't a name we see too commonly in the forums until as of late. With 2011 being Biostar's 25th year as a company, and its name popping up every once and a while, laying claim to quite a few overclocking records, we take an in-depth look at the TZ68A+, and attempt to push it to the max.

Specifications