Stephen ASUS P8P67 @ ProClockers
“The P8P67 is built around the new P67 chipset, designed for the Sandy Bridge processors, and offer some of the same features as the P8P67 Pro (whose review you can find here). Equipped with four DIMM slots, ability to run Crossfire and RAID, the P8P67 certainly is a nice motherboard to build a system around. Lets take a look at it in detail.”
MSI P67A-GD65 @ OCIA
“The MSI P67A-GD65 is the first of a handful of new Socket 1155 boards that we have on hand to review in the coming weeks. It would be a bit unfair to proclaim this the “best P67 board on the market” or something similar, so we will refrain from doing that. But we can digest what we have seen here today and conclude that the GD65 is one solid board with a lot going for it.”
The Motherboard Review Database has been updated to reflect all of the new H67 and P67 motherboard reviews that have been found thus far. The motherboards that have been added thus far are as follows:
ASRock H67M-GE/HT
ASRock P67 Extreme4
ASRock P67 FATAL1TY
ASUS Maximus IV Extreme
ASUS P8P67
ASUS P8P67 Deluxe
ASUS P8P67 EVO
ASUS P8P67 Pro
ASUS P8P67 WS Revolution
ASUS P8P67-M Pro
Biostar TH67XE
ECS P67H2-A
Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD4
Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD7
Intel DH67BL
Intel DP67BG
MSI P67A-GD65
Obviously, as more reviews roll in over the coming weeks and months, we’ll be adding them to the database in short order. Thanks for your continued support!
ASUS P8P67 WS Revolution @ HardOCP
“The P8P67 WS Revolution is solid. The only complaint I can really make is concerning the location of the auxiliary power connector. I’m not sure I like it next to the 24 pin ATX power. Expansion slot layout is good, memory slots are clear, CPU socket is clear of obstruction and really you can’t ask for much more than that.”
ASRock H67M-GE/HT @ OCWorkBench
“Today, we take a look at the ASRock H67M-GE/HT mATX mainboard which supports the LGA1155 processor. The ASRock H67M-GE/HT is a nicely laid out board using 100% all solid capacitors. It supports the new generation K series unlock processors and dual channel DDR3-1333.”
MSI P67-GD65 @ Guru3D
“Aah yes .. the next one has arrived, guys meet the MSI P67-GD65 motherboard ! MSI as well is making a move towards EFI, the all new graphics user interface that replaces the BIOS. Overclocking wise today we’ll go to roughly 5 GHz (!) Sandy Bridge allows really high memory clock frequencies, and though your system default would be 1333 MHz on the memory, we’ll be running that DDR3 memory at 2133 MHZ CAS7 as well.”
Gigabyte P67A-UD4 @ PureOC
“Today we’re looking at a new motherboard from Gigabyte for the Sandy Bridge processors: the P67A-UD4. Gigabyte has typically been known for providing a range of motherboards to consumers to suit just about any budget, and at $200 the P67A-UD4 which is geared towards consumers on a modest budget.”
Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD7 @ Bjorn3D
“The first review we released today, the GA-P67A-UD4 was an excellent motherboard for those looking for high processing performance but without the need for 3-Way SLI or CrossFireX support. The UD4 also showed some limitations for those looking into a powerful video editing motherboard, due to no IEEE 1394a FireWire support and less USB 3.0 and SATA III connectors. The GIGABYTE GA-P67A-UD7 motherboard that we are currently looking at is one of the top-of-the-line motherboards available on the market, with up to 10 USB 3.0 and 6 SATA III ports.”
Sandy Bridge Motherboard Roundup @ TBreak
“This roundup simply features the P67 series of motherboards (due to the need for overclocking the CPU), and that too the high-end model from all the boards sent to us by a single manufacturer. So look out over the coming weeks as we review more LGA 1155 motherboards, especially the H67 boards to see a different side of the overclocking story.”
ASUS Sabertooth P67 TUF @ Guru3D
“Today’s tested product is by all means creative. A P67 motherboard from ASUS which comes with that new uEFI BIOS which has been discussed so much. It’s the TUF Sabertooth P67 from ASUS, designed with a plastic shroud based on aerodynamics. The shield is part of what is called ‘Thermal Armor’ and it will be the primary trademark for this motherboard from here onwards, as whatever you might think of it, it’s the signature of the motherboard.”