ASUS P6T X58 ATX LGA1366 DDR3 LGA1366 3PCI-E16 PCI-E1 2PCI CrossFire SLI SATA2 GBLAN Motherboard

Cons: Fact i had to RMA.

Pros: This mother board was decent for the time i had it. I was continuously getting Bsod's which referred to memory. After going through 3 sets of memory i determined that the slots had to be bad. RMA'd.

Cons: It's big. I have a big case though. CCC only gives 10Mhz overclocking on the core and memory. You'll have to use MSI Aftrburner to get more.

Pros: Only have one of these right now, looking to get a second one. Not that I need it, as it runs every single game I have, maxed out, without a skip. The single card gives a 7.5 Windows 7 experience rating without any overclocking

Cons: The SATA ports are in a horribly poor position for anyone who would want to push the motherboard in the first place. My HD5870 covers all 6 of the ports, so I had to make sure everything was plugged in ahead of time when putting the computer back together. Not too big a deal, though I'd knock off half an egg for this if I could. The only other gripe is one I find with most of the x58 boards and that is with the DIMM slots being too close to the CPU to where overlapping heatsinks either do not allow a DIMM with a built-on heatsink to fit in or it will fry the DIMM from the heatsink heat. I wish the RAMPAGE II had still been available on here when I purchased this, I had been willing to spend the extra money on a better board. All and all these aren't too big of gripes because it is stable and the overclocking is fantastic.

Pros: The board is great for overclocking your i7 chips. I bought a budget board (which worked perfectly fine for normal use), but it had no real overclocking ability. So I purchased this board and have had no issues. Keeps my i7 stable and cool.

Cons: Bios and overclocking functions are a bit confusing after coming from a c2q setup but a couple Google searches later and I am up and running.

Pros: Works great, stable. Paired with an i7 920 @ 3.8ghz. The last boards I have bought were either Abit or Asus and I have yet to have a problem with any of them. I will not trust expensive hardware with a cheap budget board.

Cons: The ASUS software CD that shipped was not compatible with Win7x64, so I had to go to the ASUS site and download the items I wanted (ASUS Update, TurboV, ExpressGate, PC Probe, etc.).I have found that the BIOS has offered the most stable overclocking. When I manipulate the timings in the Windows environment via TurboV, the system is very unstable and crashes with minimal upward speeds. As I said above, overclocking in the BIOS is so easy and I have found to be very stable with air cooling.

Pros: I have had absolutely no issues with this board during my first four months of use. The BIOS is very intuitive and allows for very simple overclocking, as I am running my Core i7 920 at 3.7GHz with air cooling. In the BIOS I had to only change four settings to get this result--BCLK, Turbo Mode OFF, Board has ample space for everything I am using--I have it in a Midtower Lian-Li. Placement and direction of the SATA ports are great as I can use #1-4 with no problem, even though I have a 9800GTX+ in the PCI-E slot

Cons: The only con i have seen is that when you use a large heatsink and i mean large like the Ultra chill-tek the memory dimm nearest to the cpu can over heat because it sets under the heat sink. I went from 12 gb to 10 gb however I cannot guarantee it wasnt a bad dimm either. so i still give it 5 eggs.

Pros: One of the best mobos i have ever seen so many things packed in to one. Solid and reliable as always with ASUS products.

Cons: No complaints here!

Pros: Great motherboard! Worked like a charm after install. Comes with a slew of overclocking software. Havn't messed too much with overclocking since that is an area that I have not really got into as of yet. Loved having the power/reset buttons right on the motherboard. This should become a standard for motherboards!

Cons: None so far

Pros: It was my first time building a computer but I found this motherboard to be an excellent start to the experience. The instructions are well written, laid out conveniently, and very helpful. Plenty of diagrams and the motherboard itself is also labeled and laid out beautifully. This board is made very friendly for overclockers and leaves plenty of room for upgrades, I'm very pleased with it.

Cons: None

Pros: Works very well. Seems like it is quality built. Many overclocking options inside.

Cons: Board has a bad DIMM SLOT (A1). Wouldn't boot on it or memory wouldn't be recognized from it. ASUS tech support is not the best either. After looking at other reviews, i find it very common to have memory issues. Seems like a 70% work of box rate (kinda like buying a xbox 360) haha!

Pros: Board is great! Has some eye candy features! Great oc' abilties and express gate is cool! I have owned a p6t se before. This is my 5th build and going with a p6t deluxe that only was to fail me.

Cons:not good for crossfire

Pros:relatively cheapsolid board

Cons: Cold boot issue: my board does not detect all 3 ram sticks upon the first cold boot, i.e. when i come home from work. But if it shut it down (not restart) and then turn it on again it will detect all the RAM. It took me 3 weeks of trying every possible timing and voltage until i stumbled upon this fix. Very frustrating.

Pros: First off, this board is a beast. I have an SLI setup and my i7 920 overclocks to 3.4ghz with little effort. No complaints about the features or performance.

Cons: -None

Pros: -Lots of features-Amazing performance-Super easy and stable OC platform-Reset and On/Off button on Mobo-Great design

Cons: price is a bit high for non gaming use.

Pros: perfect for the i7 1366, will be same slot for i9, great motherboard for gamers and non gamers.

Cons: If you are using a CPU with a locked multiplier, i.e. anything that is not Extreme Edition Black box, the memory settings can only be DDR3-800 or DDR3-1066. This is stated in the BIOS. So my purchase of DDR3-1866 memory is now running at DDR3-1066 until I get a new CPU. If you try running a locked CPU at any other timings BSOD BSOD BSOD

Pros: Asus MBs are best IMHO.Core i7 920 @ 267 GHz3 GB Corsair 1866 @ 1066 ;(Geforce 280GTXWD 300 GB raptor 10KrpmWin7 Ultimate 32

Cons: None

Pros: Great motherboard, lots of sata connections for mulitple drives and devices, well thought out and easy to assemble.

Cons: nothing

Pros: This board has a good set or sata inputs and pci slots along with a simple bios and an easy way to update it, havn't had any problems with it at all, even with the OSX partition which it is compatable with BTW...

Cons: None

Pros: Very Great OverclockerSupports 3-Way SLi or Crossfire XWindows 7 Ready Out of the BoxVery StableNice Layout

Cons: can only run 6 gigs when I fill all the banks (12 gigs) windows 7 64 bit hangs at load screen. have qualified vendor memory

Pros: great features booted up and ran out of the box

Cons: Excellent Mobo !!...THank you ASUS

Pros: After a week ...so far so good ..very easy installation...boot up at first time .I installed a CPU Intel Core i7 920 @ 2.66ghz .idle temp 34 C with Coolmaster CPU Fan V8..thanks newegg.