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Published: Thursday August 20, 2009 MYT 11:54:00 AM
Updated: Thursday August 20, 2009 MYT 11:56:02 AM

Speed up your system


ASUS has introduced the P7P55D series motherboards which promise cutting-edge technologies for overclocking the system.

One such technology is the hybrid processor which is for attaining better overclocking performance from the processor.

As for the TurboV EVO, it acts like a second onboard microprocessor to boost system performance.

You would also find an intuitive interface, which lets users perform overclocking without changing the BIOS setup, knowing any technical jargons and making sure that the system’s voltage and frequency are within safe limits.

Overclocking is further simplified with tools and modes such as auto tuning, which allows automatic overclocking.

The other features include OC Profile, which allows users to switch to the best overclocking profiles for different scenarios while the Turbo Key feature allows easy access to these profiles.

The other features include TurboV remote which allows users to overclock, activate the Turbo Key, or adjust the EPU (energy processing unit) while running games and applications. The TurboV Remote feature is only provided with some models.

Meanwhile, the Xtreme Phase feature enhances power efficiency, improves overclocking and boosts system stability.

The T.Probe feature detects and balances power loadings and temperatures in real-time to lower the temperature around the CPU.

And the Hybrid Phase combines Xtreme with T.Probe phase control for better power efficiency, cooler system operations and extends the lifespan of components.

The P7P55D series features a comprehensive range of models including the P7P55D Deluxe with 10-channel audio and DTS Surround Sensation UltraPC support, and the P7P55D Premium with hybrid 32-phase power delivery and the latest SATA 6Gbs (gigabits per second) storage interface.

The other available models are the P7P55D EVO, P7P55D PRO, P7P55D and P7P55D LE.

The P7P55D series retail from RM539 onwards.

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