ASUS F2A85-M PRO Review
Packaging & First Look
Front of the box is neat and attractive with the model name of the motherboard right in the center. ASUS are really pushing their EPU, TPU and DIGI+ VRMs with multiple mentions and logos on the front. We see that this motherboard is ready to be used with Windows 8 supports dual graphics and AMD CrossfireX and features Lucid Virtu MVP.
More detailed information and specifications fills up the underside of the box, particularly noting various ASUS Exclusive features.
Accessories are satisfactory but a little lack luster for a board of this price, though I do like the quality feel of the padded I/O shield.
The overview of the F2A85-M PRO shows that it is jam packed with electronic wizardry. Set in the blue/black tones that most will now be familiar with and the heatsinks stylised in ASUS' latest design, there is very little to fault with the overall layout or aesthetic.
Front of the box is neat and attractive with the model name of the motherboard right in the center. ASUS are really pushing their EPU, TPU and DIGI+ VRMs with multiple mentions and logos on the front. We see that this motherboard is ready to be used with Windows 8 supports dual graphics and AMD CrossfireX and features Lucid Virtu MVP.
More detailed information and specifications fills up the underside of the box, particularly noting various ASUS Exclusive features.
Accessories are satisfactory but a little lack luster for a board of this price, though I do like the quality feel of the padded I/O shield.
The overview of the F2A85-M PRO shows that it is jam packed with electronic wizardry. Set in the blue/black tones that most will now be familiar with and the heatsinks stylised in ASUS' latest design, there is very little to fault with the overall layout or aesthetic.
