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  1. 05-29-2011, 04:56 AM #11
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    In terms of bandwidth, you get a lot more. I'm sitting at 24.1GB\s read, 23.2GB\s write and 25.7GB\s copy with my CPU @ 4.5GHz and memory @ 2133MHz. CPU performance once OCd a 2500K sits just behind a 980X or thereabouts, and a OCd 2600K sits right at the levels of a 980X. Considering a Ivy Bridge chip should be a simple drop-in to Z68 boards with a UEFI update, I would say a Z68 is worth the investment as things currently stand, and with the future in mind. With Asrock, you know any board I'm sent to test will exemplify the word "perfection". Very few bugs get by my radar
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