Biostar released two products that use the Intel P965 chipset, the Biostar TForce P965 Deluxe and Biostar Tforce 965PT. This time I tried one of them, namely TForce 965PT. In general, Tforce P965 Deluxe TForce 965PT and have similar specifications. The difference, Tforce P965 Deluxe use Intel ICH8R Southbridge, while TForce 965PT use Intel ICH8 Southbridge. ICH8R own merit is to have six SATA channels and RAID0/1/5/1 +0.

TForce 965PT still use the Intel ICH8 Southbridge. Therefore, you can only find a 4 port SATA and RAID can not find on this board. However, all the standard features of the Intel ICH8, such as 4-DIMM slots DDRII SDRAM up to 8GB, Gigabit LAN, and 8 +2 Channel audio, you can still find in this board.
Performance and stability of both owned by this product. Do not forget that happy for you overclock, Biostar BIOS provide enough interesting. Through its BIOS, you can change the CPU voltage from 1.2 v - 1725v with 0025v intervals, starting from the FSB and 200MHz - 450 MHz with 1 MHz intervals. In addition, you can also change the settings memory, chipset, PCIe, and the most interesting feature is the CMOS Reloading Program (CRP), which allows you to store various BIOS settings that you set yourself.

For you who do not interface with the BIOS, you can use the default software utility that is easy used to overclock the system on-the-fly. Ease of other, Biostar switch to provide power and reset it on the board. From the hardware side, this board is quite good. Unfortunately, this poor board equipment. In the sales package, you will only be able to find the driver CD, manual, one floppy cable, one IDE cable, one SATA cable, one SATA power cable, and backpanel I/O.

Conclusion:
Can not be denied that in terms of hardware, this board is very interesting.