Asus P8P67 Pro

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 5 expert reviews

Excellent:

2
Good:

3
Average:

0
Bad:

0

Pros:

Good board layout.
Outstanding UEFI design.
Includes USB 3.0 header.

Cons:

Does not support Intel HD Graphics.
Includes only an SLI bridge cable.

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Last revision on February 4, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Good board layout
Outstanding UEFI design
Includes USB 3.0 header
Expansion-slot bracket
Sports four easily recognizable 6-Gbps SATA ports
Integrated Bluetooth
Packed with added features not seen on other products in the same price range
Clean, traditional layout
Fully featured BIOS UEFI for overclocking
Including mouse support in BIOS

Reviewers Didn't Like

Does not support Intel HD Graphics
Includes only an SLI bridge cable
Requires significantly more voltage when overclocking memory with most recent BIOS
MOSFET cooling does not make proper contact with all MOSFETs
Four SATA cables, eight SATA ports
Placement of USB 3.0 header may lead to cable clutter

Expert reviews and ratings

If it's lacking some of the flashier features of other P67 Express chipset motherboards, the Asus P8P67 Pro is nonetheless an excellent choice for enthusiasts who want control over every aspect of their PCs. Buy it...

By PC Mag on June 08, 2011

We spent a full week of 12+ hour days playing with the ASUS P8P67 PRO, subjecting it to all sorts of uses, including writing this review. The sheer number of features, customizability, and software package left us wanting for very little. Once again,...

By techPowerUp! on May 18, 2011

ASUS knows all too well that differentiating its Sandy Bridge motherboards from the competitions' requires careful thought on features and implementation rather than a myopic focus on straight-line speed. The £150 P8P67 PRO crams in an...

By HEXUS.net on April 25, 2011

At $190, the ASUS P8P67 Pro is a good choice for a Sandy Bridge system. For its good combination of ports, slots, and features, it earns the Bjorn3D Silver Bear...

By Bjorn3D on January 03, 2011

Today, we have posted our review of the ASUS P8P67Pro Intel P67 Express motherboard in comparison with Intel P55 motherboard. You can read the full review here. http://en.ocworkbench.com/tech/asus-p8p67pro-intel-p67-mainboard-full-review-exclusive/ ...

By OCWorkBench on January 02, 2011

Looking at the benchmark scores, the P8P67 Pro usually fell in the middle of the pack. Although it did not grab the performance crown in any of the benchmarks, it...

By HotHardware on June 17, 2011

The ASUS P8P67 Pro performs like a P67 should. Excellent efficiency with smooth power is the hallmark of the Sandy Bridge platform, and the Pro delivers it. ASUS’ features are a welcome add-on, which provides one-button overclocking without...

By TechReaction.net on May 18, 2011

As I said in my Sabertooth P67 review I quite enjoy the new BIOS. The overclocking is something I forgot to mention before so I will say it now, just a few clicks is all you need and the overclocking is ready and rearing to go. Some of the other great...

By OverclockersQH on May 05, 2011

Reviewers are often criticized for the kind of articles we write. I am not talking about those who write so-called reviews where I can literally find more information about the product on the manufacturer's website, but with some shameless self...

By APH Networks on April 15, 2011

As we saw all the way back in November, ASUS has spent a considerable amount of time and effort developing these new P67-based motherboards. What this means for consumers are cool new features and capabilities that didn’t exist in previous...

By Hardware Canucks on March 16, 2011

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