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FOXCONN Launches AMD A690 Chipset Motherboards For Digital Home & Office Solutions

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Press Release

Integrated Vista™ Premium graphics with TV-Out and DVI outputs

Milton Keynes, UK, April 19th 2007 – Foxconn today launched three new motherboards based on the AMD A690G chipset, built for AMD AM2 processors.

The A690GM2MA series motherboards offer advanced graphics capability out of the box with full DirectX 9.0 support thanks to the onboard ATI Radeon™ X1250 graphics processor. These motherboards include TV-Out and DVI outputs for flexibility in home, office and media PC applications.
 
The A690GM2MA motherboards deliver a rich Windows Vista™ Premium experience, and can easily handle the Aero™ user interface without an additional graphics card being deployed in the PCIe x16 slot. Avivo™ technology delivers vibrant images and smooth video playback, even for high definition content, and the built-in HDCP support enables playback of protected content, making the A690GM2MA series the ultimate choice for digital home and office PCs.

Supporting Socket AM2 for AMD® Althon 64FX, Athlon 64x2, Athlon 64 and Sempron  processors and up to 8Gb of DDR2 533/667/800MHz system memory, the A690GM2MA-8EKRS2H also offers Gigabit LAN, 8-channel HD Audio, RAID, 4* SATA2.0 ports, 2* IEEE1394a ports and 10* USB2.0 ports for outstanding connectivity capability.

Despite the considerable on-board graphics power, Foxconn A690GM2MA motherboards offer room for expansion, with 1* PCIe x16 slot, 1* PCIe x1 slot and 2* PCI slots for legacy cards.

Foxconn’s proprietary system control and monitoring solution – TigerOne™ is also included for further tuning the performance of system components.

Commenting on the release of these latest AMD motherboards under the Foxconn brand, Brian Chang, Motherboard Product Manager explained: “The A690GM2MA series motherboards offer really excellent onboard graphics capability and are highly adaptable for business, consumer and media centre PCs. We have developed three different versions to give customers more choice on the exact configuration, and ensure they only need to pay for the features that they need.”

Foxconn A690GM2MA Series Motherboards

 

A690GM2MA-8EKRS2H

A690GM2MA-8KRS2H

A690GM2MA-RS2H

CPU Support

  Supports Socket AM2 for AMD® Althon 64FX, Athlon 64x2, Athlon 
   64 and Sempron  processors.

• Supports 2000MT/s HyperTransport.

• Supports AMD® Dual Core Technology

Memory

• Supports four 240-pin DIMM of 1.8 Volt DDRII SDRAM

• Supports up to 8GB memory size.

• Supports dual channel DDR2 memory architecture.

• Supports DDR2 533/667/800 memory interface

Graphics

Onboard ATI Radeon™ X1250 GPU with DirectX9.0 support

Expansion

• One PCI Express x16 slot

• One PCI Express x1 slots

• Two 32-bit v2.3 master PCI bus slots

• Support 3.3v/5v PCI bus interface

Connectivity

4* SATAII

RAID 0,1,10,JBOD

2* IEEE1394a

10* USB2.0

4* SATAII

RAID 0,1,10,JBOD

10* USB2.0

4* SATAII

RAID 0,1,10,JBOD

10* USB2.0

Networking

Gigabit LAN

Gigabit LAN

10/100LAN

Audio

8-channel HD

8-channel HD

6-channel HD

Vista™ Ready?

Vista™ Premium

Vista™ Premium

Vista™ Premium

Form Factor

mATX

mATX

mATX


Availability:

The Foxconn A690GM2MA series motherboards are available soon in worldwide distribution channels.


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anyone know if the K10 will run in this or not? I'm pondering a complete system replacement… my aging barton mobile XP system is loyal… but in need of a vast update.

C2D… well. potential. Cheap. cheerfull… but lacking.

AM2/3… interesting. go very cheap dual core for now. then up to quad with barcelona? Plus with the onboard x1250 i can sit and wait for the DX10 saga to play out and then plonk for a reasonable one.
Looks like a decent spec board but which fanless AM2 CPU would you put in it for it to fit into the Media Center roll…
if the mobo lets you underclock it, put anything you want in and wind it down……

We have more than enough power to play with in any AMD2 cpu, so a slow down and hence cool down would work I think