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Zotac GF6100-F-E
$62.00
Released October, 2010
The Pros:Reliable performance, good support that is responsive and helpful. Good integrated GPU performance, most users will not need to add a dedicated GPU. Excellent low cost solution that does the basics well, covers all bases not need to extra add-ons.
The Cons:65 watt low processor power limit, restricts processor choices, though it should not be too big of a problem for media center builds. CPU coolers might obstruct ram slots, buyers can only pick certain coolers. Only 2 SATA ports, limits the number of hard drives/optical drives.
The Zotac GF6100-F-E is a basic motherboard for a low-cost PC build. This is similar to the Zotac GF6100-E-E motherboard, but support for older AM2 socket CPUs has been dropped in favor of strictly AM3/AM2+ support, and memory slots now accept DDR3.
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This, combined with 2 PCI-E x16 slots and an extra PCI slot, enable the possibility of building a moderately powerful PC capable of casual gaming and all-purpose computing. This motherboard uses the smaller MicroITX form factor, and uses a 24 pin power connector. Onboard video is output through a VGA port, and onboard audio can output up to 6 channels in high definition.
Features
- CPU Socket: AM3/AM2+
- Form Factor: MicroITX
- Front Side Bus: HyperTransport 1.0
- Memory Size: Up to 4GB RAM
- Memory Slots: 2x 240 pin DDR3 DIMM
- Memory Type: DDR3
- Onboard Audio: 1 HD Audio Port (Line-in, Line-out, Mic-in)
- Onboard LAN: 10/100/1000Mbps
- Onboard Video: NVIDIA GeForce 6100 CineFX 3.0
- 1 PCI, 2 PCI-E x16
- Power Connector: 24 Pin
- RAID 0, 1
- SATA: 2 (SATA 3.0 Gbps)
- USB: 8 (4 on back panel, 4 via pin header)
- Video Ports: VGA
- Dimensions: 9.6 x 7.0 in, 244 x 178 mm
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Reliable performance, good support that is responsive and helpful
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Good integrated GPU performance, most users will not need to add a dedicated GPU
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Excellent low cost solution that does the basics well, covers all bases not need to extra add-ons
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65 watt low processor power limit, restricts processor choices, though it should not be too big of a problem for media center builds
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CPU coolers might obstruct ram slots, buyers can only pick certain coolers
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Only 2 SATA ports, limits the number of hard drives/optical drives
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PCIe 1.0 only, not 2.0, again, limits buyers who might want to upgrade it with more powerful components
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