One thing about the Sandy Bridge launch that has been different about any other CPU launch that I have covered has been how many motherboards were launched at the same time. I was shocked at the ...

Notice anything different? ASUS's P8P67D makes use of the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface to provide a more modern and user-friendly BIOS. Gone are the drab blue menus of old and in comes a ...

At CES this year we had the chance to talk to ASUS about some of their visions for the coming year as well as specifically about the P67 and Sandy Bridge. We were not surprised to hear that ASUS was ...

All the way to the left there is a power / reset button. Next to it you'll notice a small EPU switch which enables or disabled a power saving solution. EPU can now be enabled via both BIOS or with a ...

Intel's new LGA1155 socket is supposed to be accompanied by a new generation of BIOS, called the EFI (Extensible Software Interface). Some manufacturers have used a more familiar BIOS layout for their ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. If it's lacking some of the flashier features of other P67 ...

Readers looking to build a new mid-range PC would do well to take a good look at Intel's Sandy Bridge processors. In fact, we would find it hard to recommend anything other than an LGA1155 (Sandy ...

ASUS has outed its latest P67-based motherboard, the ASUS P8P67 WS Revolution, offering a full four graphics card slots for various combinations of NVIDIA GeForce SLI or AMD CrossFireX. Using AMD's ...

Hi-ho Silver, onwards to the next one! Hey guys, early January 2011 Intel is to launch Sandy Bridge based processors. New Intel processors always come with a new motherboard chipset to support them.

There has been a lot of excitement surrounding the release of Intel’s new LGA1155 processors, but considerably less fuss over the budget H67 and enthusiast P67 chipsets that accompany the release.