Gigabyte Z68X-UD5-B3 @ OCAholic
“With the Z68X-UD5-B3 Gigabyte presents its upper midrange model regarding Intels Z68 chipset. The board itself comes with the new color scheme as well as a long feature list of which for example a 24 phase power design is part of.”
GIGABYTE 990FXA-UD7 @ Vortez
“The 990FXA-UD7 sports a whole host of juicy mainboard features from across the entire GIGABYTE catalogue, as seen below. GIGABYTE’s own description of the motherboard also follows. Read on to find out how we tested, what we found and importantly whether we’d recommend the 990FXA-UD7 to you.”
ASUS Maximus IV Extreme @ Bjorn3D
“The ASUS Maximus IV Extreme is a top-of-the-line P67 offering for the ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) line. ROG offerings are always highly features with either newly introduced technologies or at the very least just about every option that normally can be placed on a board. Besides gamers, ROG has also built a strong following with enthusiasts and overclocker crowd. ASUS has tailored a lot of the options on the Maximus IV Extreme for better overclocking.”
Gigabyte Z68XP-UD3P @ Hexus
“But £130 is still a significant chunk of change for a motherboard, especially when quality H67 boards sell for under £100 and the non-IGP-supporting P67 can be purchased for £30 less on a roughly-matching feature-set. By reading this far you’ll know if the Z68 chipset is right for you. If that happens to be the case, the Gigabyte Z68XP-UD3P is a quality motherboard from start to finish. Recommended.”
ASUS Zacate Motherboards @ TechReport
“Today, we’re celebrating Zacate’s unique position by studying a couple of Asus motherboards based on Zacate’s quickest and most popular incarnation, the E-350 Fusion APU. The E35M1-I Deluxe serves up the E-350 on a Mini-ITX circuit board packed to the gills with peripherals and connectivity options, including Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Meanwhile, the E35M1-M Pro trades some of its cousin’s copious connectivity for a larger circuit board with more expansion slots.”
ASRock H61iCafe @ Think Computers
“With Intel’s introduction of its second generation Core processors the main chipsets you have been hearing about and we have been covering are the P67, H67 and Z68. These chipsets are the mainstream and enthusiasts chipsets that give you everything you would ever want on a motherboard, but what if you are trying to save money?”
Gigabyte 990 FXA-UD7 @ Guru3D
“Man, look at what we are reviewing today, it is the 990FXA-UD7 from Gigabyte, recently they kicked out the baby blue color schema and went all black. This motherboards seriously has to be the most breathtaking thing to look at ever, from Gigabyte that is.”
ASUS M5A99X EVO @ TweakTown
“It’s a great board, but at $239.99 US it might be a bit more money than you want to spend. In steps the M5A99X EVO from ASUS; priced at $164.99 US it might be a more attractive option for you and your bank account. At $75 US less, is the M5A99X EVO an option that people really want to look at, though? What does $75 US less get you?”
GIGABYTE X58A-OC @ TweakTown
“You still get audio and LAN on the board, but for the most part the extras that are on many boards are gone. Of course, with the items removed other pieces have been dropped in to handle the extra voltage and current load from pushing the CPU and multiple GPUs to extremes. Despite the lack of all of the “extra” features, the price is still $380 from Newegg.com.”
Gigabyte G1.Assassin @ OC Club
“On the other hand, however, there are those two cards that are included on the board itself. The network card and X-Fi cards when bought sperately run about $150 for both. Subtract that off of the price and you’re now looking at $400, which is reasonable.”