ASUS P7P55D-E Pro - LGA 1156 - Intel P55 - DDR3 - USB 3.0 SATA 6Gb/s - ATX Motherboard

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• Quad-GPU SLI and Quad-GPU CrossFireX Support!
• USB 3.0 & SATA 6Gb/s RAID Support -Fully unleash USB 3.0 & SATA 6Gb/s bandwidth
• ASUS TurboV EVO - Auto tuning intelligently pushes the system to the fastest clock speeds while maintaining stability.
• Auto Tuning Achieve extreme yet stable overclocking results automatically with Auto Tuning!
• ASUS Hybrid 12+2 Phase Power Design Unprecedented Innovation with the Best Quality Component for Best Performance

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• Microsoft Windows 7 Anytime Upgrade [Home Premium to Professional]
  
• Norton 360 4.0 1 User (3 PC)
  
• Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 Standard
  
• H&R Block At Home 2009 Deluxe Federal + State + eFile [Formerly TaxCut]
  

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About This Product

P7P55D-E Pro Motherboard

Customer Reviews

• MISSING CONTENTS

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• Review: The user's manual page 2-34 has details of IEEE 1394A connector and on page 2-35 USB connectors, these are missing from the package contents.
  
  What is the point of having the installation instructions if these connectors are missing. It is very confusing to figure out that these instructions are just for nothing.
  

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• Nice Board

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• Review: I'm not going to write a 10,000 word review on this. I can say this board does its job and more. I have a i7e in it and have yet to have any problems but one. That was my doing. My main issue for buying this was the USB 3.0 and SATA 6.0 in the long run all the firewire, sata, usb was really nice. I will run out of room in my case before I run out of SATA.

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• great great great mobo

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• Review: this mobo is awesome... it has everything you could ask for and a little more. i was going to buy either an ASUS or a GIGABYTE but i went with this mobo because of the true sataIII/USB3.0 vs the limitation in gigabyte's. i wouldn't benefit much from that at the moment, but it is good be have this feature for the slight price difference.
  
  in my opinion, this is the best choice since lower models don't support true SATAIII/USB3.0 and higher models has additional features that i wouldn't use. this is why this mobo has the best price/feature in the LGA1156 line of products.
  

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• Wonderful reliable mobo

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• Review: Important thing 1st: this is a super reliable motherboard, I installed two of them, in diff builds,
  they are extremely reliable, experienced zero problem.
  I tried some diff models of Asus & Gigabyte mother boards recently,
  both are solid products, but Asus seems to have little better software, boot up faster.
  Only con: only one eSata connector in the back, although if your case have eSata connector, you can plug in mobo
  to get more than one eSata connector, but Gigabyte has two eSata in the back.

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• The Best Value motherboard with those extra features.

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• Review: This socket 1156 motherboard is the best value full featured board you can buy if you got a Core i7 860. I installed Core i7 860 along with 8GB of Corsair XMS3 RAM and had no problem booting up and installing windows7 64bit. I installed the latest bios 806 by downloading the latest Asus updater utility from Asus website very simple to use from windows no DOS B.S. I set the "CPU level up" in the Bios to the highest setting and kept my ram running very close to its rated 1600mhz and everything else to auto also enabled the "Intel Speed Step" and Turbo mode and CPU/RAM voltage was still kept stock automatically by the BIOS. Booted to Windows7 then went to ASUS website and downloaded ASUS EPU utility and ran the calibration. Now when I am just browsing web and doing normal stuff my CPU runs at 1.4Ghz when I encode videos all four cores run at 3.63Ghz!. It has all the connections one could ask for USB 2.0, USB 3.0, SATA 3Gb/s, SATA 6Gb/s I think it has more than 8 SATA ports an IDE port and if you happen to own one of those unsupported RAM then just hit and hold the MEM OK button on the board and it'll boot to the BIOS for you to manually set the RAM a very useful feature which I didn't need since my Corsair RAM was compatible even with older BIOS. I am powering this board with a OCZ Mod-X 700Watts power supply, Corsair H50 Hydro CPU Liquid Cooler and Zotac 240GT 512MB DDR5 video card.

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