ASUS P8P67 PRO Intel P67 chipset Review

Asus P8P67 PRO With DIGI + VRM

Each product is top line presents the motherboards, ASUS always be equipped with technology to performance, stability and durability to support. Motherboard ASUS EPU technologies including regular (Energy Processing Unit) for power to stabilize in order to achieve energy savings and longer life. TPU (TurboV Processing Unit) function is designed to control the temperature. The second technology is called ASUS, and Intelligent Dual Processor.

Biostar TP67XE Intel P67 chipset - Review

High Performance with Low Price Biostar TP67XE

Quiet offers a reasonably priced motherboard, BIOSTAR not trapped offer a cheap motherboard. Less agitated affordable, BIOSTAR still emphasizing quality, performance and features. It is into the bargain seen in TP67XE. This appease comes with a unique design clad in little red color on top decorated with a large cooling socket. The sides are not equipped with cooling so as to make the room into relief.

ASRock P67 Extreme4 Intel P67 chipset - Review

ASRock P67 Extreme4

High-end with Affordable Price
 

The ranks of high-end motherboard from ASRock always perform "well" iIn recent years. Offered at a  low price that still makes sense. Not just that, ASRock always  featuring more advance references to the product itself. Just like this product Extreme4 ASRock P67.

Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD4 Intel P67 Chipset Review

Twin Power Feature


Gigabyte is one of the producers that straight responding to the presence of Sandy Bridge processor. Come with the standard Gigabyte products (which is usually in blue color), GA-P67A-UD4 dominated by black, which makes it seem strong, sturdy and powerful. The black color also brush on entire expansion slots and memory.

Review Intel New P67 Chipset

All New


As Intel launch Sandy Bridge, the second generation of Intel processors Intel also releasing their new chipsets.


Sandy Bridge can  be used only on the new chipset, which is Intel P67, H67, H61, Q67, and B65 (for desktop platforms). To accommodate this new processor, Intel also release a new socket LGA1155 (not LGA1156 which has come first). This Socket can't be used on LGA1156 processors. However, we can use the HSF socket   LGA1156 on this LGA1155. And the Sandy Bridge architecture itself is also different because Intel changed this to get better performance and less power consumption.