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    Asrock are a spin-off of Asus, they probably share stocks. As for OCs, I've seen the Extreme4 hit 5.1GHz+ comfortably so it can't even be considered inferior to the likes of the Asus ROG boards. IMO all Asrock are proving with the Extreme boards is that a lot of manufacturers charge extra just for their name being printed and charge you over the odds for a lot of fluff in the box you'll never use. I hope Asrock stick to offering awesome boards without the fluff and just give OCers what they want.

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    Air overclocking on P67 boards is more a cpu-lottery affair, with its good prices ASRock has a good card to play.
    But, to be honest, I don't know about extreme overclocking capabilities of the ASRock P67 series.
    Pt1t has done some tests and and is able to give more informations on that.

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