For the first time, I have a chance to review a motherboard from Colorful. This brand has been on the market for a long time, but is focused mostly on the Asian market. Lately, we’re starting to see more and more Colorful products available worldwide, so now I think it’s about time to present some more interesting products to our readers.
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This is actually the first time I am seeing the CVN Gaming packaging and I’m quite surprised COLORFUL is using a white packaging with grey highlights and some orange accents. The model name is printed on the sides and top cover but its a relatively dull box and easy to overlook and I highly suggest COLORFUL to stick with their more traditional packaging style.
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While the iGame Z370 Vulcan X V20 looks nicely designed, small items (ranging from its manual to its firmware) need some final polish, making it a tough sell as a high-end enthusiast Z370 board.
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The first B360 board I got my hands on is the Colorful C.B360M-HD Deluxe V20. Colorful Group is a China-based manufacturer of all manner of consumer electronics, from ATX power supplies to hi-fi players. The company is best known for their graphics cards and, of course, their motherboards. To put the Colorful C.B360M-HD Deluxe V20 in context, I first need to briefly run through some of the changes to the B360 chipset from Z370.
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Equipped with plenty of overclocking features, including dual BIOS for when you push things too far. As well as blazing fast M.2 storage, Optane support, Killer networking, and much more. Overall, it’s got all the features you could ask for from a gaming motherboard, so let’s jump in and take a closer look at what it has to offer!
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