Pros: Look good, great overclocking board, rock stable at extreme overclocks, rated editors choice enthusiasts overclocking board of 2012 by some magazine

Cons: only has 4 fan headers

Overall Review: Running an i5 2500k overclocked to 4.7Ghz with 1.39V, 8Gb Corsair Vengeance DDR3 1600,

Pros: Great board, easy bios set up and ASUS does an amazing job with support! Sandy bridge support is fantastic also.

Cons: Well, the last lacking edge is due to a lack of what i'm calling practical testing on asus's part. For example. The sata ports, all point sideways. This is ok for wire management, but the problems arise when you have a video card in and simply want to plug another harddrive in.

Other than this and a few other mild inconveniences the board is fantastic.

Overall Review: Have your engineers put the board in a smaller case and see what frustrates them, that might help. OR there's nothing you can do about it and we can all just sit back and tolerate it.

Pros: Nice board with at a good price, a lot of new features to enhance the user experience,nice bios interface...love the color, new UEFI feature!! :)
Very user friendly and easy to OC,save settings for different profiles based on your applications use(gaming,business,etc)

Cons: Not really any,had an issue initially trying different, incorrect settings in bios(my bad),but worked through it and got it to overclock to 4.8 Ghz stable.
Would have liked to have the USB 3.0 Box for the front of my case though!...oh well.

Overall Review: Read a couple of reviews,one in particular,where the person...complained about everything,not too bright I'd say!! Tech support isn't always what we want it to be,but complaining doesn't help...learn how to deal with things for yourself...why you have a brain(or half a brain in that case),LoL
Have been using this brand of board since the P5ND2-SLI Series with an Intel P4 processor,single core Hyper-threading capable_LGA775 socket,and find them to be very durable under extreme conditions...gaming,overclocking!!!!
Thanks ASUS!!!!!!!!

Pros: Triple slotted pci-e slots, uefi bios, bluetooth, more usb than most people will know what to do with. its easy to overclock and stable. 6870s scale pretty well when paired on this board.

Cons: wish it came with more stuff, pcb could have been a better color. not much bad to say about this motherboard.

Overall Review: perfect for the gaming that i do, has more features than i use but they are all useful. i would say this is one of the better mid to high end motherboard for the p67 and 1155 socket.

Pros: SLI/Crossfire ready.
EPU/TPU technology to make easy overclocking and power managment via onboard switches.
AI Suite II software to make overclocking/power management from the OS possible and monitors a range of different specs.
BT Go! for connecting bluetooth devices.
USB 3.0 on board and includes a second USB 3.0 adapter to make 2 more ports.
Plenty of USB 2.0 ports.
Dual LAN ports.
Onboard sound.
Overall a very nice board for the price.
UEFI BIOs interface.

Cons: Doesnt include the USB 3.0 box for front panel USB 3.0 like the Deluxe board comes with.

Overall Review: Has lots of higher end features without the extra cost. Noticed that NewEgg has discontinued this board and may not restock it. Makes me glad I got this when I did as this is an awesome mobo that comes with all kinds of features. Id highly recommend it. (If they were still carrying it)

Pros: I got this board at Frais when it was on sale, about a year ago. For a whole year it worked great, stable, no issues. Bios easy to navigate. Stable, high memory compatibility, reliable bios (unlike MSI P67A-GXXX boards). Everything worked perfect for a year until...

Cons: ... after a year of use motherboard failed. 8pin CPU 12V connector is shorted to ground. CPU rails are also shorted to ground. Two 5030AL VRM modules failed, one on top side of motherboard, one on bottom side. Turns out, VRM heatsink is not flat, so center row of VRMs is not cooled. This leads to overheating and failure. If you use air cooler, this problem is somewhat mitigated by airflow. If you use a water cooler on CPU, there is no airflow and eventually 5030AL chips overheat and will fail.

Overall Review: Very poor cooling system design that leads to eventual failure.
To avoid this issue, get a thicker thermal pad or apply thermal compound on voltage regulators under the blue heatsinks. VRMs on the back side of the motherboard are completely exposed, with no cooling. A flat piece of copper attached with adhesives should solve this issue. Hopefully ASUS addresses this design fault in future revisions.

Pros: Bios is great. Ran like a champ for a bit.

Cons: After only 7 months of use, it died.

Pros: Has every feature I could even use
EFI bios is a dream come true
Worked right out of the box

Cons: Doesn't give foot massages

Overall Review: Worked first time out of the box after a fiasco with my P8P67 PRO. Turned out that one had bad ram slots, but this one fired right up.