BIOSTAR Shows Off Three AMD A75 Chipset Desktop Motherboards For Llano APUs
The motherboard company BIOSTAR has announced three AMD A75 motherboards today, well in advance of their July launch for some reason. The three new boards are the TA75A+, TA75M+ and TA75M. All of the new boards use the AMD Hudson-D3 A75 single-chip design. The TA75A+ is the only board that will be made in the ATX form factor and the other two are micro-ATX designs. The AMD Llano APU looks to be a very solid mainstream platform, but we are a little shocked to see so many company releasing more mATX boards than ATX for the launch.
Take the TA75A+ as an example, a large ATX board supporting AMD up-coming FM1 processors, four DDR3 memory slots, dual PCI-E x16 slots, and dual-card crossfire acceleration. It also provides 2 PCI-Ex1 slots, 2 PCI slots, 6 SATA3 disk outputs and 4 native USB3.0 interfaces. As for I/O interface design, it provides DVI/VGA/HDMI video outputs, 2 USB3.0 connectors, 7.1 surround sound, blue-ray audio outputs at the front and rear side. In addition, TA75A+ also integrates BIO-Remote generation I & II which completes a true home entertainment solution.
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