Biostar has just announced its latest B660 chipset motherboard in MiniITX form factor, the B660T-Silver. Featuring two DDR4 slots with a maximum rated boost clock of 5000+ MHz (O.C.), the B660T-Silver also features a 9-phase power delivery section and a PCIe 5.0 slot. Pricing and availability have not been disclosed at this time, so stay tuned for future updates. Below is Biostar’s press release if you would like additional information.
Biostar B660T-Silver mITX Motherboard
June 13th, 2022, Taipei, Taiwan – BIOSTAR, a leading manufacturer of motherboards, graphics cards, and storage devices, today introduces the all-new B660T-SILVER motherboard.
Biostar B660T-Silver
Based on Intel® Alder Lake B660 chipset, the latest B660T-SILVER motherboard from BIOSTAR brings exceptional form and functionality to your desktop.
Top-of-the-line performance, packed in a compact Mini ITX factor, The new B660T-SILVER motherboard is ready to take on any challenge. Highly suitable for content creators, casual gamers, or a solid daily driver pc, this new motherboard does it all. Carrying BIOSTAR’s signature SILVER range styling and RGB customizability, the B660T-SILVER motherboard makes any build pop.
With support for 2 x DIMMs of DDR4 RAM with a maximum boost clock speed up to 5000+(O.C), the B660T-SILVER brings raw power and performance, with BIOSTAR’s signature DIGITAL PWM technology and 9 phase power design bolstering a solid foundation with better hardware support and lasting durability.
Furthermore, it comes with the latest PCIe 5.0 technology that boosts the performance of any latest graphics card, delivering superior performance that enables jaw-dropping AAA gaming experiences with faster, buttery-smooth frame rates.
Biostar B660T-Silver
When it comes to connectivity, BIOSTAR spared-no-expenses with the B660T-SILVER motherboard. Catering the users with ample connectivity options such as multiple USB ports, which include USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-A, USB 3.2 GEN1, and USB 2.0 ports, HDMI, and DISPLAY and DVI-D ports for crisp, crystal-clear image quality, Realtek® ALC1220 7.1ch Blu-ray Audio technology for an immersive user experience as well as a LAN port powered by Realtek® RTL8125B (2.5 GbE LAN) making the B660T-SILVER a true performer of its generation.
To conclude, BIOSTAR’s B660T-SILVER motherboard packs all the essentials needed from a motherboard of its caliber. Built on a small feature-rich form factor, it is highly suitable for gamers and content creators, or for casual content consumption.
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It’s all about the audio my friends, BIOSTAR’s Puro Hi-Fi audio to be exact. The idea behind this motherboard is to attract the overclocker, the gamer, the audiophile, and those that might be looking for a HTPC motherboard solution. Sounds like pretty high expectations, so let’s carry on and see what the BIOSTAR Hi-Fi Z77X brings to the table.
Today Biostar announces the release of its newest motherboard, the RACING B450GT. Designed to run the latest AMD Ryzen processors and marketed as a small board with big performance. The RACING B450GT is built on the micro-ATX platform and uses AMD’s B450 chipset.
Today, Biostar announced a pair of B560 mATX motherboards for Intel’s 10th/11th Gen processors, the B560MX-E PRO and B560MH-E PRO. These business-to-casual use motherboards have remarkably similar features including connectors for two M.2 4.0, four SATA III (6GBs), two PCIe 4.0, as well as WiFi 6. The main difference between the two is the lack of a DVI-D port on the B560MH-E PRO motherboard. Pricing and availability have not been disclosed at the time of this writing so if you’re interested in a light use or business class motherboard, follow the links at the bottom of this press release.
Wonder whats the price for this board in the US? there isnt too much out there for itx and matx boards, somewhere below $200 could be good, seen lots of good reviews on biosar lately esp for VRM cooling
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