Asrock Fatal1ty P67 Professional Intel Windows 7

Buy ASRock Fatal1ty P67 Professional LGA Intel P67 SATA 6Gb/s USB ATX Intel Motherboard with fast shipping and top-rated customer service. ASRock Fatal1ty P67 Professional BIOS Modify boot logo. ?did= Das neue ASRock. Supported by Intel K-Series unlocked CPU, ATI Quad CrossFireX and NVIDIA Quad SLI, ASRock Fatal1ty P67 Professional is the first.

Power consumption During power consumption testing, the P67 Professional pulled a few more watts in idle and load testing than its counterparts from other vendors. The additional wattage under idle conditions suggests the additional gigabit LAN, PCIe slot, and other improvements are pushing the board's power usage a bit higher than normal. Performance The Fatal1ty P67 Professional motherboard went beyond just being Asrock Fatal1ty P67 Professional Intel attractive stunner in our Asrock Fatal1ty P67 Professional Intel system to a proven-performer in our gaming benchmarks that included 3DMark 11, 3DMark Vantage, Metroand Just Cause 2.

The board's performance in PCMark Vantage was a bit disappointing, but overall I recorded more than adequate results in media encoding, multi-threaded testing, and SiSoft Sandra benchmarks. These results gave us all the data we needed to access how the P67 Professional handles normal PC tasks as well as intensive gaming. Features Asrock Fatal1ty P67 Professional Intel P67 Professional really comes through in terms of overall features and bundled accessories.

This board's "claim to fame" is definitely its ability to support quad CrossfireX and SLI graphics configurations because so many gamers are using multi-monitor gaming systems that require high-end hardware. It also goes a step further by including additional USB 3.

ASRock also promises better performance and lower operating temperatures as a result of this power configuration. High quality Japanese-made gold solid aluminum electrolytic capacitors have also been use throughout the whole motherboard for increased service life.

When it comes down to the expansion slots, the Fatal1ty is not lacking by any means. The last full length slot number 5 runs at x4 regardless.

As everyone has likely become aware of by now, the B2 revision of the P67's PCH has been found to contain a flaw, which affects every motherboard manufacturer equally. Over time their performance can degrade, which would be quite a pain for anyone utilizing them for hard drives!

Aside from the obvious exhange that is being offered with the new revision which should start shipping to manufacturers very soonthere is a work around that the user can utilize in the interim. With the two offered by the Intel PCH, and the addition four from the Marvel controller, that gives a lot of expansion room for folks.

The other recommendation is to use the SATA II ports for just the optical drives, as that will get very little use and even then not be affected by the Asrock Fatal1ty P67 Professional Intel degraded performance save for maybe Blu-Ray with it's 3. There is even an ancient floppy drive controller. The Fatal1ty also uses a locking mechanism similar to that of ASUS, where the bottom row are permanently locked, to ensure the memory is in securely.

On the edge of the motherboard is a 3pin fan header, the ATX power connector, as well as another legacy connection; IDE. There are eight USB ports on the rear of the panel: Finally, the overclocker's favorite friend, the "clr CMOS" button.