[TRINITY APU] AMD Socket FM2 - Motherboard Discussion & Gallery

EDIT: This can now be used as a general FM2 motherboard discussion thread, to fit the purpose it has built itself on lately. Enjoy everyone!

Did no one notice the motherboards!? There've been pictures of the new A85X chipset FM2 motherboards since June of this year. So I'm going to start a gallery for these new boards!

Pictures from various sites. This has got to be the most exciting AMD board lineup I have ever seen.

And yes, 3+2 power phases

ASUS

F2A85-V

High end - ATX - FM2 APU support with A85 chipset - 4+2 phase digi VRM design (heatsinked), 64GB memory support

F2A85-M

High end - mATX - FM2 APU support with A85 chipset - 4+2 phase digi VRM design (final version heatsinked), 64GB memory support

F2A85-M LE

Low-end - mATX - FM2 APu support with A85 chipset - 4+2 phase VRM design (not heatsinked), 16GB memory support

GIGABYTE

GA-F2A55-DS3
Low end - Slim ATX with FM2 APU support with A55 chipset, 4+2 phase VRM design (not heastinked), UEFI, HDMI

GA-F2A85X-UP4
High end - ATX - Black PCB - FM2 APU support with A85X chipset, 8+2 phase digi VRM design (6 phases heatsinked), UEFI, HDMI/displayport, SATA3, USB3, Lucid Virtu GPU virtualization support

GA-F2A55M-DS2
Low end - Slim mATX (DTX?) - Fm2 APU support with A55 chipset, 3+2 phase compact VRM design (yes, 3+2 phase!), UEFI, HDMI

ASRock

FM2A85X Extreme6

High end - ATX - FM2 support with A85X chipset, 8+2 phase VRM design (heatsinked), UEFI, 3-way CrossfireX (x8-x8-x4), Lucid Virtu MVP

FM2A75 Pro4

High end - ATX - FM2 support with A75 chipset, 4+2 phase VRM design (heatsinked), UEFI, HDMI/DVI/VGA

FM2A75 Pro 4-M

High end - mATX - FM2 support with A75 chipset, 4+2 phase VRM design (heatsinked), UEFI, HDMI/DVI/VGA

FM2A75M-DGS

Low end - mATX - FM2 support with A75 chipset, 3+1 phase VRM design (not heatsinked), UEFI, HDMI/DVI/VGA

MSI

A85XA-G65

High end - ATX - FM2 APU support with A85X chipset, 8+2 phase hybrid digital VRM (new design!), HUGE VRM heatsinks, SLI support, eyefinity support

A85IA-E53

mITX - Fm2 APU support with A85X chipset, 4+1 or 3+2 phase VRM (no heatsink) with 2-transistor setup (improved design? I doubt it'd trouble a 100W A10 at stock)

A85MA-E35

Low end - mATX - FM2 APU support with A85X chipset, 3+2 phase VRM (no heatsink), UEFI

A55M-P33 (F2)
Low end - mATX (DTX?) - FM2 APU support with A55 chipset, 4+1 or 3+2 phase VRM (no heatsink), UEFI

MS-7778

OEM or prototype - mATX - Unknown specs, 4+1 phase VRM design (based on old design? with 2 transistors, 2 driver chips)

Biostar

Hi-Fi A85X - First Biostar 8+2 phase VRM motherboard

High end - ATX - FM2 APU support with A85X chipset, 8+2 phase VRM (heastinked) - NEW - "Hi-fi" audio technology

Hi-Fi A85W

High end - ATX - FM2 APU support with A85X chipset, 4+2 phase VRM (heatsinked), "Hi-fi" audio technology

Hi-Fi A85S

High end - mATX - FM2 APU support with A85X chipset, 4+2 phase VRM (heatsinked), "Hi-fi" audio technology

A75MH2

Low end - mATX - FM2 APU support with A75 chipset, 4+1 phase VRM design (not heatsinked), HDMI/DVI/VGA

ECS

A85F2-A Deluxe

High end - ATX - FM2 APU support with A85X chipset, 4+1 phase VRM design (heastinked) - gold plated chokes!?!?!

A75F2-A2

Midrange - ATX - FM2 APU support with A75 chipset, 3+1 phase VRM design (heatsinked)

A55F2-M3

Low end - mATX - FM2 APU support with A55 chipset, 4+1 phase VRM design (not heatsinked, quality questionable)

Sapphire

Pure Platinum A85XT

High end - ATX - FM2 APU support with A85X chipset, 8+2 phase VRM design (heatsinked) - looks like a split 6-phase on left and 2-phase unheatsinked right of RAM slots

Pure Platinum A75

Midrange - ATX, FM2 APU support with A75 chipset, 4+1 phase VRM design (heatsinked)

Pure Platinum A75T

mITX - Fm2 APU support with A85X chipset, 4+1 or 3+2 phase VRM (heatsinked)

Other

Zotac A75-ITX Wi-fi

mITX - FM2 APU support with A75 chipset, 4+2 phase DrMOS VRM design (not heatsinked), Wi-fi on board

Unika UA55GT

Mid range - ATX - FM2 APU support with A55 chipset, 4+1 phase VRM design (heastinked)

^ You can see above that MSI and Zotac are both launching for ITX!

Triple card graphics config setups? Or dual card with SLI, which is apparently supported. Larger VRM setups too, and more board features.  At some point mATX starts to become costly.

I'm not sure. What I know about these boards is that they're Trinity APU compatible as well as Kaveri APU compatible in the future (so yes there will be Steamroller cores compatible with this, but in APU format of course)

@ablearcher Thanks for the notif about DTX!