Building a new PC can be a costly endeavour, but for “cheap” components isn’t exactly inspiring, even if it is kind to your wallet. However, as most of you will know, the high-end motherboards come with RGB lighting and a whole lot of bells and whistles. Of course, when you get down to the core of it, they still support most of the same hardware as their budget-friendly counterparts.
The latest Durathon2 motherboard from ECS blends cost-effective solutions with reliability. Using things like solid capacitors, ESD protection, more testing methods to ensure a quality and stable product, all add up. While it’s unlikely to be as visually appealing as the more expensive boards, can it still deliver the right performance results that a system builder or even a gamer would desire?
“Perfect COMPATIBILITY is vital to Motherboard. ECS performed thousands of tests and modifications to perfect AM4’s layout to ensure well compatibility with case designs and CPU coolers.” – ECS
For the full specifications, please visit the official product page here.
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