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Intel Socket 1366, X58 Express, ATX, 24GB, 6.4 GT/s

Rating: 10

The ASUS P6T Deluxe motherboard utilizes Intel's platform, and features the exclusive ASUS Super Hybrid Engine concept that encompasses the TurboV and EPU technologies to deliver the twofold benefits of overclocking and power efficiency. ASUS P6T Deluxe - Motherboard - ATX - iX58 - LGA1366 Socket - UDMA133, Serial ATA-300 (RAID), Serial Attached SCSI (RAID) - 2 x Gigabit Ethernet - FireWire - High Definition Audio (8-channel).

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"The Asus P6T Deluxe is a good value motherboard (which may be a little expensive for most) that works well and you can easily ignore the bits you don't want to use without losing out on the experience. It is an excellent backbone for some Core i7 shenanigans, despite the fact Asus could really do with a tidy up and consolidation in the future." - 2nd December 2008

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Description	P6T Deluxe Motherboard
Manufacturer	Asus
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MPN/UPC/SKU	90MIB600G0EAY00Z

Review Date: 24-Dec-08
Mason Storm	Rating: 10 Time with product: 1 Week Strengths: Stability/functionality right out-of-the-box Weaknesses: No Clear CMOS switch; bizarre PCI slot arrangement Summary: For the new Core i7, this MoBo has been the most recommended by professional reviewers, who note that there are always problems out-of-the-box with virtually any MoBo (and some honorably note the sad state of the MoBo industry that allows this to take place)...but not with this one. With the latest BIOS, Asus have finally redeemed themselves somewhat, creating a MoBo that actually works just by plugging in the components and turning it on. And lest ye did not know, in the last couple of years that has become an impossibility...especially for those of us who bought nVidia 790i boards and were subject to that fiasco for months. For the first time since 2005, this MoBo has allowed me to "just plug 'n go"...no muss, no fuss. With 790i, one spent weeks trying to find the voltages that would allow your southbridge to recognize your SATA HDDs, for example. Not with this one! I love it, and I read that overclocking it is easy (haven't tried that yet).

Review Date: 24-Dec-08

Mason Storm

Rating: Rating 10 10

Time with product: 1 Week

Strengths: Stability/functionality right out-of-the-box

Weaknesses: No Clear CMOS switch; bizarre PCI slot arrangement

Summary: For the new Core i7, this MoBo has been the most recommended by professional reviewers, who note that there are always problems out-of-the-box with virtually any MoBo (and some honorably note the sad state of the MoBo industry that allows this to take place)...but not with this one. With the latest BIOS, Asus have finally redeemed themselves somewhat, creating a MoBo that actually works just by plugging in the components and turning it on. And lest ye did not know, in the last couple of years that has become an impossibility...especially for those of us who bought nVidia 790i boards and were subject to that fiasco for months. For the first time since 2005, this MoBo has allowed me to "just plug 'n go"...no muss, no fuss. With 790i, one spent weeks trying to find the voltages that would allow your southbridge to recognize your SATA HDDs, for example. Not with this one! I love it, and I read that overclocking it is easy (haven't tried that yet).

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