VPN: H55ITX-A-E
Product ReviewsZOTAC H55ITX-A-E Mini ITX Intel Motherboard
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 Rating: Review Date: 01/12/12  |
Cons: Working with it can be challenging, particularly snapping the WiFi cables onto the module
Pros: Mini ITX with everything one could need |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/14/11 |
Cons: Chipset runs a bit hot
Pros: Mini-ITX sizeFull Size MB feel Comment:
This motherboard is my second ITX mobo from Zotac, its leaps and bounds better than my first (LGA, 2sata 4 usb, blegh) that one overheated and fried. I felt at first that I took a risk in replacing it with another Zotac but I'm glad I did, I replaced the heatsink and got some noctuas going to reduce the heat.A great motherboard if you like smaller PCs |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/09/11 |
Cons:
Lots of features in a small area
Pros: Lots of features on a small board Comment:
I haven't noticed any heating problems but my unit is in a case with good air flow. Was definitely a challenge to build on the small form factor everything is tight...very tight. Tons of features and the feeling of quality you get with Asus and Gigabyte. |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/13/10 |
Cons:
It seems unable to provide sufficient power to USB device.The H55 chipset heatsink is not effective.
Pros: 10 USB ports at back panel. Comment:
The H55 chipset is too hot to touch. I remove the stock heatsink and replace by Enzotech SLF-1. |
I had always wanted to build a smaller desktop, considering my needs had changed. I also wanted a motherboard that had everything on it. This was my first Zotac purchase and so far, I'm very happy. I paired this motherboard with a Lian Li Micro ATX case, two Kingston 128GB SSDs, a WD 500GB Blue hard drive, an Intel Core i5 760 processor and 8GB RAM. I've done some test gaming (including the Microsoft Flight Beta) as well as Adobe After Effects, Premiere Pro and Encore and so far, it seems to be performing well. Would recommend their motherboards