Asrock have taken that one step further towards becoming an established mainstream player. They're now offering an extensive range of affordable motherboards for both socket AM/AM2 and socket 775 processors. What's more, in recent months Adata have made their products a little more attractive to the mainstream user by including extras like onboard wifi on some of their motherboards. And on their recently launched AMD 780G board, which we reviewed last week, they've included a DisplayPort interface supporting HD output ... It's one of industry's first for all-in-one motherboard. So you can see, Asrock have made that extra effort in trying capture that all important mainstream market. Fair play to Asrock have been trying.
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*Review: CPU3D (
http://www.cpu3d.com/content/view/4958/54/)*
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