Pros: This is the only p67 matx motherboard that can support 2 PCIe gfx cards at x8 each, but its not as if you're restricting yourself. The uefi bios was easy to handle. Compared to full atx boards with similar specs, its price is justified. Got dual 5770 xfire and my CPU oc'd to 4.5. Awesome board.

Cons: I initially plugged in my hd into the blue sata port near the 24-pin ps (it says 'anti-surge sata 6.0 gb/s') but my computer does not recognize it. Some one suggested that the sata III ports are all anti surge portected. Got an APC unit jic. The other thing that bugs me is the ps/2 ports: why does the vga port go b4 the ps/2 ports? ATM you have to have a gfx card to plug in a monitor. Most input devices use USB, firewire, etc. How about just including an adapter jic someone uses a ps/2 mouse/keyboard?

Overall Review: First and foremost, this is a micro-ATX board. Please note this fact when buying this board. If you're going to dock an egg for size or space issues, go up to a midget and tell them that their legs are short.

Pros: Great motherboard PC is running great and it has an awesome design for a micro and goes great in a thermaltake ARMOR a30.

Cons: had a huge ram compatibility problem. and don't expect to much help from ASUS tech support. all they kept saying was the ram is bad well the motherboard is bad. my ram was not bad nor was the motherboard. it was literally a jumper that i had missed in resetting bios. but they wouldn't listen long enough to get what was going on. great Mobo horrible tech support. lol

Pros: 4 fan headers TPU switch Memory reset button EFI bios (once you get used to it) Overclocks well

Cons: Memory slots could be farther away from CPU socket. Dual 120mm fans on most third party coolers will interfere with the 1st slot. You'll need to install the memory first. The second fan will still touch it. If you're using only 2 sticks you can slots A2/B2 to completely clear the fan. No way to directly set a CPU voltage for overclocking. (This is a complete mystery to me because the board does OCs well once you figure out how to set voltages. How about a bios update to remedy this Asus?)

Overall Review: I had the original board that was recalled and I had rated it 3 stars because of the cons listed above and because of other bios issues. The B3 boards are much better with the 0703 bios even with the directly setting vcore issue. If you're a heavy duty gamer who runs dual cards this board is probably not for you. For a single card setup this board would be excellent.

Pros: reading the mock up of the board it said it had all I was looking for in a fresh board.

Cons: Was building this for one of my closest friends. who lives pretty far from me. Put it all together and everything seemed to go well we decided to go have some lunch. Came back moved mouse to wake it up and got the dreaded blue screen. looked up things at Asus forums.. found this to be a common problem. Did as instructed and no help. flashed Cmos. Seemed to help. Friend took it home. same problem. month later friend drove back the 400+ miles.. had enough..Put different board in.. things run great...

Overall Review: No New Egg RMA ...over a month before he could bring it back. Now i see the board is out of stock... makes me wonder.. just would like to return it and get one that works.

Pros: Easy install, lots of connections. 4 RAM slots. 2 pcie slots. disk comes with great ASUS software, ai suite, fanxpert, etc. open disk to find and install software if it doesn't add the suite auto. BIOS for anyone, easily understandable and mouse clickable. auto tuning.

Cons: Did not come with any rebate info, also could not find it listed on ASUS site under rebates (-1, as it was advertised with rebate, but does not have one or too difficult to find) added a coolermaster heat pipe, seemed to not fit the board correctly as I hoped.

Overall Review: it was between this and a bio star. my wife told me this one was prettier... the after market heat sink being difficult to fit is not fault of the mobo. you everything else to fit mobo, not other way around.

Pros: Decent product if it works. As long as you never, ever, ever have to deal with ASUS RMA or customer service.

Cons: This customer service is terrible. I called on 3/26 to RMA my board and they told me that there was no stock available, so that advanced RMA would not be possible. I would have to send my board in (shipping paid by myself) and wait 7-10 business days for them to figure things out. They get new stock every 2 weeks so they also informed me I could call then. I called on 4/16 and asked for another stock check (which would take 24-48 hours), and also asked to be called by a supervisor, which was supposed to happen within 24 hours. ASUS sent me no email and called me exactly 0 times. I called to follow up today, on 4/20, to find out it seems like no stock check was submitted on 4/16. Don't know if the guy on 4/16 was just trolling me or if he was just incompetent. They told me on the phone that there was no stock. CONT.

Overall Review: I asked them what happens in the repair process. They said that a tech would look and test the POST and peripherals. If the board did not work, then that they would swap it out with the same board and send me back that one. EITHER YOU HAVE STOCK OR YOU DO NOT HAVE STOCK. What is this nonsense? I asked the call guy if he understood that what he was saying to me was completely nonsensical. He said that the repair facility was in another state, and so he did not know what went on there. I persisted and asked if he understood how from my perspective, that what he told me was completely contradictory. He did. This is so bad, I'm not even going to ship my board in. I have ZERO confidence in their repair process. I'd rather just swallow the 100 dollars and buy a new board from someone that is more trustworthy.

Pros: I've owned this mobo for over a year and I've had zero problems. Running an overclocked i5-2500K @ 4.0GHz (& works fine at 4.30GHz too), GTX 460, GeForce 210, X-Fi Titanium HD, 8GB DDR3-1600 CL8, SSD, HDD, etc... Nothing but good things to say about it. I suppose if I were running a SATA-III SSD, the Marvel chip would be complaint-worthy as it caps out around ~350MB/s, but it's a wash for the price these boards are selling for, *especially* when you consider the quality of the VRM components and heatsinks for overclocking. Remember, this is an ASUS motherboard we're talking about -- and for some reason, it seems almost every Sandy Bridge motherboard is getting poor reviews, not just this one. Too many newbs trying to overclock and frying their sh.t, if you ask me.

Cons: USB 3.0 ports seem oddly susceptible to disconnecting and reconnecting my external hard drive when the USB cable gets wiggled. Other than that, I've got nothin'. Be happy that you get USB 3.0 ports for $110 on top of all the other amazing things this board offers.

Overall Review: This has been a perfectly stable motherboard for the past year. So stable, in fact, that when I listed this computer for sale just yesterday, I completely forgot to include this motherboard in the description. It connects everything together completely transparently and never makes a fuss -- EXACTLY what a motherboard SHOULD do. Install it, set your overclocking profile, and forget about it.

Pros: P67 doesn't have on-board video option, so there's no worrying about if your game is trying to use the onboard video of your CPU, or if it's using the PCIe card in the slot. It's more of an old school design, where you must have a separate video card. Lots of features, and it's a quality Asus MB all around. I used this for an i3 2120, and I have the more expensive $179 P67 Asus MB in my i5 2500k machine, which is why I purchased this one for my son. It's ready for SLI/Crossfire if needed too. I'd never opt for the cheapest $60-$70 MB options even when building a budget gaming PC, because with a board like this you have true upgrade options. Once Ivy Bridge comes out I'll be set if I need one of those CPUs. Paired with the i3 2120 I don't see needing them anytime soon tho.

Cons: Can't really think of any. It worked great right out of the box.

Overall Review: If you're building a gaming PC and want a solid MB for the task, with great features and options, for the price this is probably the best P67 MB out there in that $150 price-range. Asus quality at its finest too. Loving it!