ASUS PviiiP67 EVO REV 3.0 CPU board

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ASUS is in a category of its own, outlasting many of its challengers in this tough market place less having to compromise on quality and function standards. The company rapidly won over the critical enthusiast rush with its dedication to bringing the highest functioning products to market, with an inspired combine characteristic and technological wizardry enabling its boards to outclass the competition without impeding product stability. ASUS continuously informs its products, utilizing cutting edge technology and innovations to push the function envelope beyond demonstrated limits. ASUS' new line of Intel LGA1155 CPU boards continue this style nicely.


The ASUS PviiiP67 EVO CPU board use the power of the Intel P67 chip set to offer support for the following: the Intel LGA1155 Core i3, i5, and i7 processor lines; DDRiii memory processing in Double Channel memory manner up to 1333MHz officially; and either NVIDIA SLI or ATI CrossFireX graphics mode utilizing coped with video cards.




ASUS select to incorporate the following machines in to the board's plan: 4 SATA II 3Gb/s ports and ii SATA III 6Gb/s ports on the Intel P67 controller; 2 SATA III 6Gb/s ports on the Marvell controller; 2 e-SATA 3Gb/s ports on the JMicron controller; 12 USB 2.0 capable ports; 4 USB 3.0 capable ports; 2 IEEE 1394 ports; 1 Intel GigE Ethernet slot and 1 Realtek GigE Ethernet port in the rear panel; an incorporated Bluetooth antennae in the rear panel; Realtek 8-channel HD sound codec with incorporate S/PDIF visual and RCA part output ports; Power, Reset, and MemOK! buttons; and PS/2 keyboard and mice slots in the rear panel.


ASUS maintained to an easy box art plan with the P8P67 EVO, with the board name and technologies boosted on a black stippled background. Bundled in with the CPU board, you search the following accessories: locking link SATA drive cables; a II-way NVIDIA SLI connector; rear panel bracket with Universal Serial Bus 3.0 ports; the Q-Connector modules; the rear panel shield; and the basic complement of manuals and drivers discs.


The Q-Connector examples permit for a simple interface for links in to the CPU board headers. You easily plug in your front panel jumpers in to the white connector and the Universal Serial Bus 2.0 jumpers in to the blue connector block, and then plug together blocks in to the CPU board headers. It creates for a much simpler set up for those typically difficult to reach header field.