| Manufacturer | ASRock |
| Name | K10N750SLI-WiFi (or K10N750SLI-110dB without W-LAN) |
| Type / Chipset | Socket AM2 (Sockel AM2+) / nVidia nForce 750a SLI Chipset |
| Dimensions | +++ 22 mm (44 mm radius) around the socket to the next capacitor or other parts of the mainboard – for further information see Fit for Fan. The overall size is 305 x 224 mm. |
| Slots | ++++ 3x pci, 3x PCIe 2.0: 1×16/2×8/1×1, 4x DDR2-533 – DDR2-800/AM2+ 1066 (max. 8GB RAM) |
| Connectors |
++++ 1x Floppy, 1x UDMA133, 6x SATA II RAID, 1x eSATA II (shared), 1x serial (optional), 2x PS/2, 1x onBoard 10/100/1000 Mbps base-T Ethernet (Realtek RTL 8211 B), 10x USB 2.0/1.1 (4x of them internal, slot bracket for additional ports is not included), 1x WiFi Socket with RTL 8187 802.11g wireless card, DeskExpress Hot Plug IR1 (optional), 2x IEEE1394a (400 MBit/s, 1x of them internal, slot bracket is not included), 8-Channel ALC 890 DTS/CP onboard 7.1 sound with 6x 3.5 mm connectors (1x optical S/PDIF out, 1x coaxial S/PDIF out, 1x int. HDMI S/PDIF out, 1x int. Aux, ext. Line in, ext. Mic, ext. Front out, ext. Side out, ext. Rear out, ext. Center/Subwoofer) and 2x fan connectors. |
| Vcore | ++++ BIOS between 0.80 Volt and 1.7125 Volt in steps of 0.025 Volt (Vcore depends on the CPU) |
| Multiplier | ++++ BIOS between 4x and 25x (max multi depends on the CPU) and 1x to 5x HT |
| Host Frequency | ++++ BIOS between 150 and 500 MHz (PCIe 75 – 200 MHz) |
| VIO/VDD | ++++ VMem (DDR2 voltage) 1.80 – 2.70 Volt (!!!), NB 1.10 – 1.25 Volt, HT 1.20 – 1.35 Volt |
| Performance**** | ++++ Benchmark ratings with AMD Athlon 64 3000+ Orleans Processor. 1x Gigabyte GV-NX66T128VP Nvidia 6600 GT PCIe graphic card: 8445 points with 3DMark 2003 2x Gigabyte GV-NX66T128VP Nvidia 6600 GT PCIe graphic card: 14618 points with 3DMark 2003 |
| Manual and Labeling |
++ Complete and well placed motherboard description and except for the often-mentioned missing BIOS section, it’s a detailed manual in different languages e.g. German, English, etc. Small devaluation of the manual, because the BIOS is explained only in the manual on the CDROM, which doesn’t help if you are in the BIOS! |