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22. Apr 2020
Great Board For Updating An Older Computer
I bought this as a drop-in replacement for an old board that has been in near constant use since about 2012. The original board has been rock solid reliable, but with time and use I felt it was time to replace it to be on the safe side. I'd like to get another 8 years out of this system if I can. Besides supporting new OS's, You can run Windows XP natively on it and it even has two standard PCI slots so if you're doing a retro build it's a great option and you can build a real powerhouse for those older games and apps. With two PCI-e 3.0 x16 slots you can still run a fairly powerful modern graphics card as well, so there's flexibility, and there's two PCI-e 2.0.x1 slots for whatever. Just watch your video card choice if you are doing a retro build as the drivers may not work for newer cards. There's headers for 8 SATA drives - 4 are SATA II, and the other 4 are SATA III, so you can hook up an SSD and get 6.0 GB/s. No NVMe support but hey, it is an older board. If you're in need of a socket LGA1155 board in general this is an excellent choice. All the cooling on it is passive so there's no fans to fail. As long as your case has good airflow just set it and forget it. There's plenty of clearance around the CPU for a large aftermarket heatsink. If you're an overclocker there's plenty of options in the UEFI for manual or built-in overclocking so you can fully utilize that older CPU with the "K" behind it that you're not sure what to do with anymore.
The only complaint I have is the placement of the CMOS battery. If you have a larger graphics card that takes up two slots you will need to remove the card if you need to swap the battery out. The board is also a bit flexible so you'll need to be careful handling it when installing if you have a large heavy heatsink on the CPU.
It may be a bit pricey to buy one new for a board that's rather dated, but it's one of the best from its era and can put new life into an older PC or make something usable from that collection of spare parts you still have. If you don't want to take my word for it this board has a "Tom's Hardward 2012 Approved" badge right on the box.