ASRock Fatal1ty P67 Professional

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 6 expert reviews

Excellent:

3
Good:

3
Average:

0
Bad:

0

Pros:

Extensive port selection.
Supports legacy gear.
Easy-to-use UEFI BIOS.

Cons:

Slot layout not ideal for PCI sound cards.
BIOS image makes text hard to read.

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Last revision on January 21, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Extensive port selection
Supports legacy gear
Easy-to-use UEFI BIOS
Gaming-specific tweaks

Reviewers Didn't Like

Slot layout not ideal for PCI sound cards
BIOS image makes text hard to read

Expert reviews and ratings

This board packs features gamers will like, and its extensive port mix will endear it to anyone building a PC from a combination of new and legacy gear....

By Computer Shopper on May 01, 2011

Quality build quality and killer...

By Kitguru.net on January 25, 2011

The gamer’s Sandy Bridge companion, with a bevy of features for a fairly reasonable price...

By PC Pro on January 20, 2011

The P67 Extreme4 and Fatal1ty Pro are two very impressive boards from ASRock however the former has the edge thanks to its exceptional price to performance ratio and no-nonsense...

By HardwareHeaven on January 18, 2011

Fatal1ty Co. aimed to create a niche in the gaming market with a board designed specifically for gamers. Just as before, they have achieved a great creation of attractiveness, functionality, and performance. The board has a consistent red-black color...

By LanOC Reviews on January 06, 2011

Out of all the boards in this round up, we thought this one looked the most interesting. Of course, everyone has different tastes, but we have to give...

By HotHardware on June 17, 2011

Once again ASRock has put out a phenomenal product with the ASRock Fatal1ty Professional! The ASRock Fatal1ty Professional was able to keep up the top tier boards for a price of only !...

By Legit Reviews on June 13, 2011

We'd like to thank our friends at ASRock for providing the Fatal1ty P67 Professional for our review today. Seeing Fatal1ty back in the motherboard business is welcoming because it brings a stronger emphasis on how vendors need to optimize their...

By PCPer on April 26, 2011

A black-painted steel USB 3.0 front-panel adapter fills any available 3.5” external drive bay to upgrade cases that lack this feature. The same adapter also holds a single 2.5” internal drive (such as an SSD) to reduce wasted space, and ASRock adds a...

By Tom's Hardware on April 25, 2011

The Fatal1ty Professional P67 is another product to consider from ASRock when building a system, and features the same solid VRM from the Extreme6 but much better looks and to take advantage of this we should install it in a case with Plexiglass...

By MadShrimps on April 21, 2011

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