ASRock P67 Extreme4 Pro Reviews

The P67 Extreme4 may not be the quickest P67 motherboard we’ve seen, but it’s within just a few per cent of the frontrunners' performance. Add to this its long list of useful features and extras, and you have a solid motherboard that would make a sound base for an LGA1155 PC. There are some areas for concern, though, such as the warm-running chipset and the EFI idiosyncrasies, which mean that the board falls just short of winning an award. If you’re in the market for a P67 motherboard then we'd still currently recommend the B3 revision version of the Asus P8P67. However, with all the B3 boards we've got in the labs, it's definitely going to be worth checking back over the coming weeks to see how the contenders from other large manufacturers fare.

The ASRock P67 Extreme4 shows a lot of potential. With this being our first Sandy Bridge motherboard review, there’s a very fine line of being wowed by Sandy Bridge, and deciding whether this motherboard is something people will want to buy. There will be a lot of choices on offer on release day, and ASRock is obviously competing to be the best board out there.