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xbitlabs‘s review Edit Like Unlike

Overall, it is a little strange that Intel doesn’t stress that much their competitive advantages. For example, the dynamic adjustment of the number of active phases in the processor voltage regulator circuitry depending on the current operational load is only mentioned on the boxes, but without any further details. There is a mention of “Maximum ePower” technology in the brief description of the boards, but what does it actually mean? Unlike other manufacturers, Intel doesn’t stress that the board is based on the new B3 chipset revision of P67 Express, which is free from the well-known bug. Instead, they would like us to trust the “Better together” concept, which implies that Intel processors work best with the mainboards from the same maker.

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Apr 27, 2011

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computershopper‘s review Edit Like Unlike

Other boards pack more ports and features, but this inexpensive option offers all the basics, plus easy overclocking.

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May 26, 2011

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HardwareZone‘s review Edit Like Unlike

While Gigabyte disappointed us with its conservative approach, we were also pleasantly surprised by Intel's desktop board, the DP67BG. It may lose out slightly in terms of features to some of its competitors, and at US$180, it's not the most competitively priced, but it was a very solid board with no issues and a clean design. The EFI BIOS avoided the fancy eye candy that did nothing and it booted up the fastest among the boards. Intel has even added some extra features that make it more attractive to consumers, but its consistency was its main strength.

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Jan 28, 2011

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benchmarkreviews‘s review Edit Like Unlike

If the P67 Express chipset is somewhat disappointing, the Intel DP67BG Desktop Board is nonetheless a credible effort to build a high-end motherboard around it. With features like 4 PWM-controllable fan headers, power and reset buttons, a POST code display and init-sequence LEDs, and even the whimsical lighted skull logo, it seems Intel is serious about addressing the P67 Express enthusiast market. I found the overclocking abilities disappointing, but I expect this is mostly the result of a very early BIOS and production boards should be a lot better.

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Jan 02, 2011

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motherboards‘s review Edit Like Unlike

The DP67BG board is a good board well worth its heritage from the Skulltrail and Bonetrail platforms that preceded it. The full package has the tools and with an unlocked processor you can really make your system sing by overclocking. I was able to hit over 4.5GHz on air without a fancy cooler or a lot of time, just imagine what could be done with better cooling?

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Jan 02, 2011

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