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    Asrock extreme4 vs P8P67 Pro/deluxe

    Hi there ,

    I have placed and order on the P8P67 Pro , and I can still return it and take some other board .

    Basically I`m looking for the best mobo for overclocking , plus features such as USB & SATA 3 , 2xPCI-E , etc..

    The asrock is less expensive and will probably get the same results (?) as the P8P67 pro , noticed that SB can be well overclocked on basically any mobo .

    The deluxe just seems a bit of an upgrade over the pro , with physical clr-cmos/reset/power buttons and some other features .

    Which would you choose between those 3 considering the following: RMA,warranty,material quality,BIOS update rate/etc.. ?

    Thanks,
    Danny.
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    Get that Asrock w/o 2nd thoughts. It's cheaper & it gets where you want. And you have warranty 3years like in case of Asus, where you pay more for the brand name than the product itself.
    But pls. note tt if you plan using 2 video cards, SATA3 & USB3 simultaneous than this board -Asrock Extreme- is not for you.
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    Been very happy with my extreme4, bios are solid, clocks well. No complaints at all really, Its a well made board
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