ASUS Launches Three New DirectX 10 Ready Motherboards

malware · Apr 14, 2008

The ASUS' Intel G35 chipset motherboards allow users to enjoy enhanced Microsoft Vista DirectX 10 graphics on a motherboard solution "right out of the box". This series of motherboards are the world's first to provide an Intel platform with an onboard integrated VGA solution that features built-in support for Windows Vista DirectX 10.

ASUS' unceasing drive towards offering the latest and the best technology to users has brought about this series of motherboards; which feature enhanced graphical support to allow users to experience a whole dimension in realistic gaming through more life-like character animations and special effects for true-to-life gaming.

Models that support this unique feature include the ASUS P5E-V HDMI, P5E-VM HDMI and the P5E-VM SE motherboards.

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jbunch07 · Apr 14, 2008

looks like ob video is becoming more popular and better like ob sound wonder if this idea will take off or just kinda flop?

DaedalusHelios · Apr 14, 2008

Not for gaming but HD video is a possibility. These better be cheap. :laugh:

jbunch07 · Apr 14, 2008

DaedalusHelios said:
Not for gaming but HD video is a possibility. These better be cheap.

asus and cheap are not often in the same sentence

ShadowFold · Apr 14, 2008

AMD's 780G raeps these in HD playback and all that fancy stuff :rockout:

I love my ASUS 780G.

Megasty · Apr 14, 2008

jbunch07 said:
asus and cheap are not often in the same sentence

hehe, with asus its ususally the longer the name, the more it costs

jbunch07 · Apr 14, 2008

ShadowFold said:
AMD's 780G raeps these in HD playback and all that fancy stuff I love my ASUS 780G.

very true!

Megasty said:
hehe, with asus its ususally the longer the name, the more it costs

also very true! lol

ShadowFold · Apr 14, 2008

Again, Intel fails at pricing.

G35 130$ OMG http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131237
780G 95$ http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131273

I took my HD 3450 out of my HTPC and it still runs like a charm with the HD 3200 onboard and plays HD movies on a 56'' screen blazing fast.

jbunch07 · Apr 14, 2008

ShadowFold said:
Again, Intel fails at pricing.

G35 130$ OMG http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131237
780G 95$ http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131273

I took my HD 3450 out of my HTPC and it still runs like a charm with the HD 3200 onboard and plays HD movies on a 56'' screen blazing fast.

haha another :nutkick:

for intel

a111087 · Apr 14, 2008

ShadowFold said:
Again, Intel fails at pricing.

G35 130$ OMG http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131237
780G 95$ http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131273

Well, they are probably exploiting the popularity of Intel CPUs, so even if you like AMD mobo, you can't get it without getting AMD CPU and I don't need to tell you about them :laugh:

btarunr · Apr 14, 2008

When the primary usage of these IGP's is to run HD videos and general usage with entertainment thrown in, I don't understand why Intel should use "DirectX 10 ready" as a USP when I can't use this to play a DirectX 10 game such as Crysis or Lost Planet even at the lowest settings.

ShadowFold · Apr 14, 2008

btarunr said:
When the primary usage of these IGP's is to run HD videos an general usage with entertainment thrown in, I don't understand why Intel should use "DirectX 10 ready" as a USP when I can't use this to play a DirectX 10 game such as Crysis or Lost Planet even at the lowest settings.

Yea my HD 3450 has problems running running Crysis at low with a 3.2ghz E2200 @ 1440x900 so I doubt a Intel onboard could even run it low on 1024x768 :rolleyes:

btarunr · Apr 14, 2008

Sort of like when the 82915G came out and Intel announced it could process Shader Model 2.0, I was like wow, Doom 3 on an IGP....I was wrong. With a Prescott 3.20 GHz, I was watching a dull jagged slide-show designed by Carmack.

GLD · Apr 14, 2008

Kind of sounds like the Vista Ready fiasco/aka lawsuit. DX10 on an igp could surly mislead an uneducated buyer.

DaedalusHelios · Apr 14, 2008

ShadowFold said:
Again, Intel fails at pricing.

G35 130$ OMG http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131237
780G 95$ http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131273

I took my HD 3450 out of my HTPC and it still runs like a charm with the HD 3200 onboard and plays HD movies on a 56'' screen blazing fast.

Because your CPU is doing the work.... :laugh:

Seriously it is. Unless your are using a special configuration to utilize your GPU.

Avivo, Powerdvd with Purevideo HD support etc.

EastCoasthandle · Apr 14, 2008

So where is nvidia's version?

btarunr · Apr 14, 2008

EastCoasthandle said:
So where is nvidia's version?

"Come on out kids! take a look at Daddy's new motherboard with NVidia DX10 graphics!"

*opens the box*

"Huh!? why did it bundle two tubes, clamps and why does the motherboard have two holes in the middle?" :confused:

VroomBang · Apr 14, 2008

My previous experience with an Asus mobo with IGP (ATI Radeon 9100) wasn't great. I mean it was ok to watch films and use 2D in WinXP. However, as soon as I started to play games, the thing was useless. So I pretty much stopped playing PC games and focused on Xbox / Playstation. Upgrading to a powerful (and power hungry...) standalone card wasn't an option (due to insufficient custom made micro-ATX psu, impossible to upgrade).

IGP is a gimmick if you're into gaming, unless these new ones offer true performance, which I doubt. The only good thing I can think of is if you have to RMA your graphics card, you can just about survive on your IGP in the meantime, for your basic needs. But then again, a cheap DX10 card (e.g. geforce 8400GS for $30) will probably do a better job.

Exeodus · Apr 14, 2008

I have the p5e-vm hdmi in my lanbox and it is a great board. The bios very close to the Maximus Formula board as far as options, great overclocking board. Also has 6 sata ports and all solid caps, great for a micro-atx board.

WarEagleAU · Apr 14, 2008

Pretty sweet. I like seeing a variety with the IGPs that offer DX10 and HDMI output.

btarunr · Apr 15, 2008

Jokes apart, NVidia's offering is the GeForce 8200 chipset.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813135085 <- is for AM2+ though.

Mussels · Apr 16, 2008

i dont have a 1080p screen, but the intel onboard in my mini rig managed 720p content just fine

AMD do have a winner with the 780g, but it dont mean these are useless for movies.

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