#Intel desktop board dz87klt 75k update#
#Intel desktop board dz87klt 75k upgrade#
#Intel desktop board dz87klt 75k full#

It has run 24/7 since I got it without a glitch. Overall Review: So far, I've had little to no problems with this board. Though the advantage of the module is, it doesn't take up a slot. It would have been nice to have gotten a slot bracket and antenna instead of the wifi/bluetooth 'module'. No problems with Corsair 1600 ram once xmp profile set.Д¬ons: This board still had the old bios, and had to be updated right out of the box. Post-BIOS-update, I couldn't be happier with this board.ДЄn abundance of both USB 2.0 and 3.0, and they work. I do a lot of hardware virtualization with Xen, and while VT-d is usually a crapshoot with motherboard support, this one came right up and supported everything right out of the box.

#Intel desktop board dz87klt 75k update#

Happily, almost every issue I had went away with a BIOS update (I was originally on the release firmware), and it's been ticking along happily ever since. Sadly, quite a few of the aforementioned capabilities had issues with the unit I received, requiring many BIOS resets for what should have been a routine change (I should not have to reset to defaults after disabling PXE), and though my RAM was DDR3 2400, the board required me to set it manually (it defaults to 1600 - apparently, it considered that overclocking).

#Intel desktop board dz87klt 75k full#

It's like the engineering team got to have a party, and everyone was invited - GUI BIOS, 7-seg display POST diagnostics, power state indicator lights, firmware RAID, push-button BIOS reset, quick-boot support, full virtualization support, UEFI console, dynamic overclocking, you name it, it supports it. But, they're going out with a bang - this mobo has everything you could ever ask for, plus some. Overall Review: Unless you've been hiding under a rock for the past year or so, it shouldn't come as news that Intel is getting out of the motherboard business - this is likely the last SkullTrail motherboard. Great head spreader design looks awesome

Pros: - More bells and whistles than you can shake a stick at HDD: WD Black 4TB WD4001FAEX 7200 RPM 64MB SSD: mSATA Intel 525 Series Lincoln Crest SSDMCEAC240B301 mSATA 240GB Video: EVGA GeForce GTX 650 Ti 2MB 02G-P4-3651-KR Mem: Crucial Ballistix Sport 8GB BLS8G3D1609ES2LX0 (free w/mobo)

#Intel desktop board dz87klt 75k upgrade#

NOTE: The Corsair case fans (120 & 140) are whisper quiet! The Cougar fans were an upgrade for the color (orange) but they are noisier than the stock fans.Д¬PU: Intel Core i7-4770K Haswell 3.5GHz BX80646I74770K Love that it's integrated on mobo! OS, programs and My Docs on mSATA. Performance and price of Intel mSATA is right up there.

I put the case together and will slowly resolve the outstanding issues. Resolving the technical issues can be fun. The integrated HDMI port really helped pinpoint this issue. Traced it to the EVGA GeForce GTX 650 Ti video card 02G-P4-3651-KR. Persistent issue coming out of sleep where mouse hangs every 2-5 sec (flashing P. Port 80h code was EB (calling video BIOS). WD 2TB HDD WD20EARS prevents system from booting. Unable to get a clean UEFI Win 7 install. the integrated mSATA is sweet! Pair it with a big data drive and you are set.Д¬ons: - Limited support from www and Intel (too new?). Pros: Integrated HDMI good for diagnosing problems related to video card.