Asrock Fatal1ty P67 Professional Series Motherboard Unboxing & First Look Linus Tech Tips

Linus Tech Tips ·Linus Tech Tips ·2011-05-08 · 1,968 words · ~9 min read
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0:00 so the fatality motherboard brand has been reawakened this is the p67
0:06 professional motherboard and it features
0:10 a picture of Jonathan Wendell on the front as well as the fatality logo no
0:14 I'm just kidding what it actually well it does have that what it actually
0:17 figures features is Intel's p67 chipset
0:21 it features a digital pwm design a 16
0:24 plus 2phase CPU power delivery mechanism
0:27 it has a fatality Mouse Port what is a fatality Mouse Port let me see so uh
0:34 after plugging the USB mouse into the fatality Mouse port and running fstream
0:38 Gamers can use fatality's personal preferred Mouse pulling rate at 500
0:42 Hertz okay Neato next we have uh support
0:46 for six USB 3.0 ports two front four back and six SATA
0:51 3 we have three PCIe 2.0 slot supporting
0:55 Crossfire X and SLI so that is in
0:58 three-way Crossfire X and and up to NVIDIA quad SLI mind you by quad SLI
1:03 they mean dual dual GPU cards in two slots we have premium gold caps all the
1:08 capacitors on the fatality p67 Professional Series gaming motherboard
1:12 are luxury premium gold caps these 100%
1:16 Japanese made Solid capacitors are Sleek high gloss caps with a Premium Gold
1:20 coating representing long life and stable performance so you can see here
1:24 we have a window into the box where we can see the motherboard itself let's go
1:28 ahead and have a look at the oh cameraman wants to look at the board okay that's okay we're going to open it
1:32 up cameraman okay so we can have a look at the back of the board where they
1:35 actually call out wow they actually do a fairly good job of summarizing the
1:39 features of the board I'm not going to look at it now what I'm actually going
1:42 to do is I'm going to open it up and I will use the box as a reference as I'm
1:47 doing my usual guide of the board so
1:50 first let's have a look at the accessories that we have here uh let's
1:54 just figure out the packaging I've opened a few motherboard
1:58 packages in my day so I think I can probably handle this there we
2:04 are okay accessories here we go so we
2:07 have a fatality setup guide okay we have
2:11 a fat no way okay this is a quick installation guide it's this thick
2:17 that's a finger for perspective so this must have a lot of different languages 1
2:21 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 different
2:24 languages so the English section actually only goes to even then wow jeez
2:29 so they're guiding you through I guess a whole lot of different stuffff on this
2:32 particular motherboard we've got a driver oh oh this is nice this is handy
2:36 so they give you all of the pinouts of all of the important connectors on the
2:40 board in a nice little color diagram here and they clearly label them all
2:44 that's a nice touch I actually really appreciate that right inside the front cover because as someone who's installed
2:49 a couple of motherboards in my life that's usually the only thing I'm looking for inside a motherboard manual
2:54 so here's p67 professional so download the latest uh off the fatality website I
2:59 guess I actually don't know you know what guys leave a comment uh leave a comment on
3:04 the video if you know what website to throw away the disc and download the
3:08 latest drivers from please okay here we have a USB 3.0 back plate bracket all
3:15 right we have an IO Shield that is conveniently colorcoded and labels the
3:18 fatality Mouse Port right here okay next
3:22 we have look at this IDE and floppy
3:25 cables it features IDE and floppy go
3:29 figure here all right here we have some SATA 3 6 GB per second cables although I
3:34 can tell you right now there's likely no difference between these and any other
3:37 SATA 2 cables but there you go they're certified just in case you were
3:42 uncertain we have a Molex TOA connector uh power adapter rather we have an SLI
3:49 Bridge yep SLI bridge in there next we
3:53 have front USB 3.0 oh I get how this works so you can
3:57 actually decide whether you want to use the conveniently included 3 and 1/2 in
4:02 bay front USB 3.0 adapter or you can take the bracket in here install it in
4:07 one of these and have two more in the rear that's actually a really clever
4:10 really flexible solution I haven't seen that before all right let's get to the
4:14 board itself hold on I'm going to make some room for a cameraman to uh be able
4:18 to get around here and see it so the profess one on all series board from
4:24 fatality so let's uh take in the overall look of this board you know what they've
4:29 done a f fantastic job with the red and black color scheme black PCB uh you know
4:34 what the gold okay the goldplated caps for all their excessiveness actually
4:39 look really cool as part of the color scheme of this board like come in and
4:44 check check those out that actually that actually looks really neat okay so let's
4:48 do our overall tour of the motherboard
4:51 starting with the CPU socket as I usually do so here's your LGA 1155
4:56 socket so bear in mind this has support for Intel core I3 Cor I 5 and core i7
5:00 processors only on LGA 1155 socket it
5:05 does not support Onboard video because this is a p67 motherboard you'll need an
5:09 h67 motherboard for Onboard video or a
5:13 z68 here is the 16 plus 2 phase power
5:16 design that is around the CPU socket that's going to deliver nice stable
5:19 power you can see here that all of these heat sinks are actually swept back to
5:24 provide a nice clear CPU heat sink mounting area so you should be able to
5:28 mount pretty much anything you want on a board like this up here in the top in
5:32 its ideal location we have our eight pin CPU power connector moving along to the
5:37 right we've got four DDR3 dual Channel slots so these are using easy
5:43 installation uh slots which means you only have to clip in the one side so
5:47 we've seen that on ASUS motherboards as well as MSI motherboards in the past
5:51 here we have a 24 pin power connector in exactly its ideal location and we have
5:56 an IDE connector and if I did have an IDE connector on my board this is
6:00 probably where I would want it because I would probably be using an IDE optical
6:03 drive up near the top of my case this has a lot of theta connectors I'll tell
6:08 you guys that much so here we have our
6:11 SATA 2 so these are the 3 gbit per second connectors and then we have six
6:17 SATA 3 6 gbit per second connectors so
6:20 these guys right here are running off of the Intel
6:25 chipset and these ones are running off a third party chipset you can see here
6:30 there's a little notice for better performance and short boot up time we
6:33 suggest you connect the hard drive that is your boot drive on ports 0 to five as
6:38 your boot device so these guys not these guys you can use these for other
6:42 additional things all right let's keep moving down the board and don't worry
6:45 we're going to get back and have a look at the uh the heat sink cooling Solution
6:49 on this board in a moment so here we have onboard power and reset buttons as
6:53 well as a post readout LED love these
6:56 these are very handy when you're trying to diagnose a dead ramp stick or a dead
7:00 video card or something like that moving down we have our front panel connectors
7:04 we've got a ton of fan headers on this motherboard you can just hook up like a
7:08 whack of fans 1 two 3 four five six six
7:14 fans that I can see and I think that's I think that's all we got but that's
7:18 pretty darn good okay we've got 1 2 3 4 four USB 2.0 front headers One USB 3.0
7:25 front header then we've also got a floppy connector for
7:30 whatever reason we have that I don't actually know in terms of our you never
7:34 know you might need it okay so we've got our PCI Express layout looks pretty good
7:39 so far because this is a high-end board I actually really like this layout so if
7:43 you're using a single graphics card they're assuming you're putting together
7:46 a build that might just still have a legacy PCI card so you're going to go
7:50 ahead and use this guy if you're using dual Graphics in a motherboard like this
7:54 hey odds are pretty good you don't need any PCI so you can go ahead and still
7:59 make use of this PCI e4x slot even
8:02 though it's a physical 6X you can actually see it's only wired up to 4X
8:05 you can make use of this PCI e1x slot and this PCI e1x slot giving you five
8:10 usable PCI Express slots total even if you're using a dual graphics card
8:15 configuration now the cooling on this board is done in a pretty neat way so
8:19 you've actually got very low profile heat sinks on the chipsets and then
8:24 you've got higher profile heat sinks connected via a heat pipe to those that
8:29 are actually going to receive quite a bit of incidental cooling from whatever
8:32 CPU cooling solution you're using so you're able to cool the chipsets and
8:36 keep everything very flat on the board which is convenient for installing
8:40 graphics card so you don't have anything in the way of these clips or anything like that and then you can actually do
8:44 the cooling up here and keep it all centralized in one place so let's go
8:49 ahead and oh I missed the fire wire Port sorry there's a front firewire port as
8:53 well on this guy all right moving along here back panel connector we've got
8:57 dedicated PS2 ports which I actually like I still like the PS2 Port you never
9:02 know when you'll need it we've got a clear seos button Optical as well as
9:05 coaxial digital audio out four USB 3.0
9:09 ports on the back panel four USB 2.0 ports dual gigabit Ethernet we've got
9:15 firewire eat as well as 7.1 audio out
9:20 now I'm actually just going to because they list their
9:23 uh because they list their uh their their features so neatly on the back of
9:28 the motherboard box I'm actually going to go ahead and tell you guys if I
9:31 missed anything so yeah we've got full support for ker unlocked processors
9:36 which I did not mention before and I think that's pretty much it I covered it
9:40 pretty well then good on me oh great yeah supports
9:44 up to DDR3 2133 dual channel on these
9:48 slots so thank you for checking out my unboxing of the p67 motherboard from the
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