CES 2007 - ECS Unveils 945G-M3 Motherboard with Windows Vista™ Premium Certification

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ECS Unveils 945G-M3 Motherboard with Windows Vista™ Premium Certification


Milton Keynes, England, 10^th January, 2007 – Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS), the world’s leading motherboard, barebone system, and notebook manufacturer, is releasing the 945G-M3 motherboard with Windows Vista^™ Premium certification.


The 945G-M3 motherboard, awarded the best motherboard of the year 2006 by Computer Shopper magazine, has now been tested to receive the certification to ensure compatibility with the next generation operation system, Windows Vista^™. Featuring support to the latest Intel^® Core^™2 Duo processors, dual-channel DDR2-667 memory up to 2GB, integrated Intel^® Graphics Media Accelerator 950 (GMA950) and a PCI Express X16 expansion slot, 8-channel high definition audio, gigabit LAN controller, the 945G-M3 incorporates all the latest cutting edge technology to provide a perfect solution. For better graphics performance, the PCI Express X16 slot is capable to accommodate an additional graphics card. With Windows Vista^™ Premium Certification, which includes numerous tests to evaluate the compatibility and reliability for Windows Vista^™, ECS is pleased to offer the best choice, 945G-M3 motherboard, for an ultimate Windows Vista™ multimedia experience.

For more details on 945G-M3 motherboard, please visit the ECS website.

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About ECS


Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS) has pioneered in the design and manufacture of computer motherboards since 1987. Today, the company also designs and manufactures desktop PCs, notebooks, servers, video cards, wireless solutions and handheld devices for manufacturers and distributors worldwide.

Headquartered in Taiwan with operations in North America, Europe, China, Korea and Japan, ECS also has ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified manufacturing facilities in China, Mexico and Czech Republic.


For more information, please visit ECS at www.ecs.com.tw

[xaglx]

I haven't actually read anything on this motherboard, but it seems like it has a lot of good features for a very economical price.

[CColtManM]

With a price tag of 100 dollars on eBay, with 15.00 shipping. I haven't looked into MoBo's yet, is that a good price?

[xaglx]

It's $70 to $80 on newegg - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...NE&N=0&Ntk=all

for the $100-150 range I'd much rather go for one with better overclockability or another PCIx16 slot