9 P67 Mobo comparison

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Just got done reading a really nice(and long) article over at Tom's. A good read or skim through. The guys here at OC.com do an awesome job, but its nice to see so much new tech being compared at the same time!
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/p67-motherboard-roundup-lga-1155-sandy-bridge,2837.html

 

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• Jan 12, 2011

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pretty good

 

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This is a great link that I have been posting in many threads. Nice to see the top 6 mobo
s there really isnt a significant difference (MAYBE for benchers)!!!

 

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Really wanting to jump on SB. Im stuck between a 2nd desktop or a gaming laptop. My wife wants another computer in the house and they will both cost about the same by the time I buy another LCD to go w/ the desktop. Nice reviews, my choice initially wouldve been the Asus PRO so Im happy where its at in the review

 

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The Ecs seemed surprisingly nice for a relativity no-name company. Biostar looked promising as well. But asus looks great with added bluetooth. Its going to be such a tough decision for my new build!!

 

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I think the TP67XE may be the best for the money. It's the cheapest board I've seen with SLI and Xfire support, and it can be had for $141 shipped from MicroCenter.

 

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Also those new bios screens look rather tasty as well!

 

Dave65

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Very good article..The ASUS looks good but I think im going to hold off and see what EVGA brings to the table.

 

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Dave65 said:

Very good article..The ASUS looks good but I think im going to hold off and see what EVGA brings to the table.

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Here's the EVGA P67 SLI. They should get a "Classified" version like this soon:

 

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MattNo5ss said:

Here's the EVGA P67 SLI. They should get a "Classified" version soon:

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thats an awesome looking board! i just dont think i can justify 280-300+ for it so im probably going to stay in the 150-220 range

 

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Galganaban said:

thats an awesome looking board! i just dont think i can justify 280-300+ for it so im probably going to stay in the 150-220 range

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According to EVGA that board will be 199.99..WOOPIE

 

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$200 would be for the non-classified version. I would guess the Classified would be at least $300 b/c that's how much the other high-end boards are going for.

 

Dave65

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yeah I just noticed that,missed it the first time

 

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Was seriously considering the Jetway board when it popped up on newegg...glad I didn't after seeing those OC results. How did it do so poorly with all those chokes and a gigantic heat pipe cooler? The included ATA cables was pretty funny too in the review. Someone didn't get the memo...