Asus P9X79

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Pros:

Consistent X79 Performance, Twoway SLI/CrossFire Support, Intel Ethernet Controller, DigiPower Controls, Solid UEFI Bios, QLed Debug System, Onboard TPU and EPU

Cons:

Only two SATA 6 ports, USB3 ports doesn't accept keyboard and mouse

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Last revision on March 10, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Consistent X79 Performance, Twoway SLI/CrossFire Support, Intel Ethernet Controller, DigiPower Controls, Solid UEFI Bios, QLed Debug System, Onboard TPU and EPU

Reviewers Didn't Like

Only two SATA 6 ports, USB3 ports doesn't accept keyboard and mouse

Expert reviews and ratings

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It is sometimes difficult to sum up the experience of using an Asus motherboard since most of the time it is exactly what you were expecting. That alone can tell you a lot about the system and its construction though the real thing that drives all of...

By hardwareasylum.com on March 08, 2012

Supplied with the board in a no-frills, but it is sufficient for a good, productive system. The motherboard has a qualitative element base and cooling, which should have a positive impact on the reliability and duration. High overclocking potential of...

By extremespec.net on June 03, 2013

As it usually happens, when Intel presents a new chipset, ASUS is quick to follow with a torrent of new models within a short timeframe, in order to cover as much ground as possible in terms of user profiles. This makes it possible for them to meet...

By InsideHW on March 20, 2012