Asus P8Z68 Deluxe

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Front USB 3.0 included in the Deluxe model will allow users to use an older case, Rear panel eSATA support, MemOK button allows you to recover from overclocked memory settings without clearing the CMOS, UEFI BIOS is easy to work with and has powerful feat

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With the most recent 0902 BIOS update this board still suffers from the well-known, "double-post" issue, Standard P8Z68 Deluxe does not have PCIe/PCI 3.0 support - be sure to pickup the newer, "Deluxe/Gen3" version of this board if this is important to yo

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Last revision on March 29, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Front USB 3.0 included in the Deluxe model will allow users to use an older case, Rear panel eSATA support, MemOK button allows you to recover from overclocked memory settings without clearing the CMOS, UEFI BIOS is easy to work with and has powerful feat

Reviewers Didn't Like

With the most recent 0902 BIOS update this board still suffers from the well-known, "double-post" issue, Standard P8Z68 Deluxe does not have PCIe/PCI 3.0 support - be sure to pickup the newer, "Deluxe/Gen3" version of this board if this is important to yo

Expert reviews and ratings

Swapping straight from the ASUS P67 Sabertooth board, I had some high expectations for the Z68 Deluxe. Also, noting that it has the second highest price point of any ASUS board out there currently makes for even higher expectations.I had a few...

By OverClock Intelligence Agency on December 02, 2011

The ASUS P8Z68 Deluxe Z68 LGA 1155 motherboard (Rev 1.0) comes packed with Bluetooth, a front USB 3.0 hub, plenty of internal and external SATA 6Gbps connections, and support for SLI/CrossFire X. This board has the newer generation UEFI BIOS and...

By Bigbruin on December 01, 2011

Nur für Enthusiasten: Im heutigen Test vergleichen wir vier Motherboards mit Z68-Chipsatz von Asus, Gigabyte, MSI und Asrock, die vor Zusatzfunktionen nur so strotzen. Welcher der Testkandidaten kann auf ganzer Linie überzeugen und macht das Rennen?...

By Tom's Hardware on October 11, 2011