ASUS P6T Reviews

*Hyper DIMM support is subject to the physical characteristics of individual CPUs

came in more or less colorful attire. On the front of the cover there was a name of the motherboard along with the feature highlights such as 3 way SLI and Quad CrossFireX support, 8+2 Phase power design, solid-state capacitors, and the ASUS exclusive ...

Asus's P6T Deluxe isn't the most over-the-top Core i7 board we've tested, but it certainly has a leg up on Intel's bare-bones DX58SO. For one thing, it finally brings us graphics reunification by supporting both two-card SLI and CrossFire X ...

Graphics reunification, six DIMMs, and a nifty external LCD display

BIOSes and applications are still a little rough around the edges

One thing we did like about the Intel board's BIOS was the ability to set the individual Turbo mode settings. Asus forces you to adjust the settings with the Asus TurboV utility, but we couldn't set each core separately. That made it difficult to ...

Today I will be looking at the P6T, Asus' basic mainstream X58 motherboard. As with other Asus Intel motherboard series, the P6T falls just under the Deluxe model, and is a full-featured but more affordable board. The P6T supports 3-way SLI and 3-way ...

Lots of features for the price ; Excellent overclocker ; Supports all X58 capabilities

BIOS is satisfactory, but could use a few more settings ; Some may find the bundle prohibitive

With the i7 being so new and so much more powerful that the Core 2, I find it a little hard to separate the processor and motherboard as far as capabilities. I'll try to limit my conclusions to the P6T only, so suffice it to say, the i7 is very ...