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Foxconn P67 Rattler Review

Up Close Part 2

Published: 25th May 2011 | Source: Foxconn | Price: £149.99 | Author: Bryan Waters

Up Close cont..

Starting at the DIMM end of the Rattler we have two fan headers alongside a diagnostic 7 segment display. There is also the OC button and an up and down arrow for adjusting the BCLK. Below that are the voltage measuring points.

PCI-e ports consist of two PCI-e x16 for graphics cards, three PCI-e x1 and one legacy PCI port for your older devices.

Below those we have the standard USB and audio headers, along with a clear CMOS jumper in one of the least user-friendly places we've seen.

On-board power and reset switches are nestled in the bottom right hand corner and are always a boon.

With the Rattler being a B3 revision there are no qualms about the six SATA ports, four SATA II and two SATA 3. It's quite a surprise to see an IDE socket alongside the SATA. By now it's a bit of a relic of a bygone age.

Round the back we have everything we'd expect, with optical out, twin LAN, USB and Firewire ports aplenty.

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25-05-2011, 07:31:38

tinytomlogan

Today we take a look at a motherboard from Foxconn, the P67 Rattler. How does it stack up against the competition?



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25-05-2011, 07:57:34

SieB

Not a bad board but overpriced IMHO. The Sabretooth is still the best £150 P67 board.

25-05-2011, 08:11:20

steve30x

I like how far apart the PCI-E slots are. My motherboard supports SLI and CrossfireX , but the slots are so close together that the top GPU gets startved of air.

25-05-2011, 11:57:08

murphy7801

Nice IDE socket lol

25-05-2011, 21:35:59

badtaylorx

just from a aesthetic point of view it looks like a rampage rip-off,,, and a rather cheap one at that

25-05-2011, 22:03:08

Tortuga

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Originally Posted by badtaylorx just from a aesthetic point of view it looks like a rampage rip-off,,, and a rather cheap one at that

Not a bad idea, because I know alot of builders who choose the rampage just for the scheme. I wish I had money to burn like that. Id probably have the assassin by now.

26-05-2011, 10:52:00

murphy7801

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Originally Posted by Tortuga Not a bad idea, because I know alot of builders who choose the rampage just for the scheme. I wish I had money to burn like that. Id probably have the assassin by now.

I would personally say on the ROG knock off style the asrock fatality board does great job also its a better board though tbh the sabertooth for price to performance its pretty unbeatable. Not to say the asrock board is bad my friend has one has good features for the price.

26-05-2011, 13:16:36

Tortuga

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Originally Posted by murphy7801 I would personally say on the ROG knock off style the asrock fatality board does great job also its a better board though tbh the sabertooth for price to performance its pretty unbeatable. Not to say the asrock board is bad my friend has one has good features for the price.

I agree, the Fatality board is pretty good looking if your wanting that sort of theme, without buying a rampage. As you said my money would deffinatley be on the sabertooth if I ever go 1155.

25-07-2011, 19:02:04

Nathlm

What-the exactly the same as my Inferno Katana but less on it!!!

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