ASRock P67 PRO3 LGA 1155 Intel P67 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard

Pros: Full size ATX (uses all standoffs), good placement of power connectors, lots of fan headers that can be controlled, dual mosfet heatsinks and 8+2 phase design make for good overclocking, decent clearance around CPU socket, EFI bios is very functional.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: If you don't want to pay more for multiple pci-e slots, firewire, a dozen sata connections and a bunch of useless accessories, but still want a good board for overclocking then look no further. Running a 2500k @ 4.6 GHz with no trouble so far. Gota hand it to ASRock for consistently delivering value.

Pros: 1)UEFI Bios 2)Very stable when overclocked 3)CMOS reset button by the USB ports-nice touch! 4)Preset overclocking works very well 5)Nice manual and website if you need tech info or drivers 6)The price for this amount of quality.

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: I have been an Asus and Gigabyte fan for a longtime but I decided to try another mobo maker. I am really glad I did! This is a high quality motherboard that is extremely is to overclock. I will buy another one in the future. I chose this motherboard over the more expensive Asrock boards because I do not need any SLI nor did I want to pay for connections I would never use.

Pros: - Great price. - Started with no problems. - Great board layout, everything I need and nothing I don't. - Lots of fan headers.

Cons: - Download site is a little slow. - Wireless mouse did not work in uefi (1.4). Have not flashed the 1.7 yet.

Overall Review: - Have not overclocked, yet, but running a i7-2600K at 36 degC and 1800 rpm with the stock cooler. 9:17 for a 32M super pi. - I like the Asus utilities better but these are good enough. - Also used 8 gb of Ripjaws 1600, an XFX 6850 and Windows 7 64 with an existing Intel ssd. No issues so far, great build. - Next up is a sata3 ssd. - Ordered on Saturday and had the parts by Wednesday using 3d ups. As always, 5 eggs for Newegg!

Pros: -Lots of fan headers -One of the cheapest P67 chipsets -Great BIOS layout with GUI / mouse support

Cons: -No SLI (obviously stated)

Overall Review: Have an i5-2500k @4.6GHz just using the auto-overclocking. I am sure manual settings could even get it higher, but this was MUCH easier. Cooler Maser Hyper 212+ fits this board and fan is flush with all of the memory modules in place on all 4 bays. Great board!

Pros: absolutely rock solid. very nice design. good manual (even includes bios description)

Cons: odd choice of onboard ports: • Has PS/2 keyboard connector • Has PS/2 mouse connector • Has serial port connector • Has floppy drive connector • No IDE port • No parallel port • No 1394 port

Overall Review: definately worth the price.

Pros: Booted up instantly and ran ram right outta the package. i would refer this board with 1 Vc to anyone!!

Cons: no cons..

Pros: Board was super easy to install and setup, and it worked first boot with everything plugged in. UEFI feels very modern and it is nice being able to use the mouse to navigate the BIOS. Lots of options including overclocking.

Cons: No frills or extras and no Crossfire or SLI, but if you don't need that then this is a great board.

Overall Review: My first Asrock board and I love it so far. Seems to be made with good quality components and is an awesome value.

Pros: This board is slick! Good recognition and auto setup on components. The graphics on this newer style bios screens are nice and I was surprised. I felt like this board was beyond my expectations.

Cons: I just can't think of any. The only slightly negative thing about this is that there is no color picture of the board with good resolution on the pics in the manual. The B/W pic is fine though.

Overall Review: Lots of fan plugs, adequate documentation in the book to determine things like the positive/neg for plugging in box controls,speaker, etc if you look. I did have to flip pages between the layout pic and the tech info about plugins for connections.