Originally Posted by TomsHardware

Enthusiasts were forced to hit the brakes on Sandy Bridge when motherboard vendors massively recalled platforms based on Cougar Point. We take a Z68 Express-based board for a spin to see if you should wait for Intel's true LGA 1155 enthusiast chipset.

Originally Posted by TechPowerUp

AMD's upcoming FX series "Zambezi" desktop processors based on the "Bulldozer architecture are also expected to bring with them compatible motherboards, as AMD, on a number of occassions, stated that the chips will require a new socket (referred to as AM3+) and compatible chipset, and that the chips will be incompatible with existing AM3 socket and existing chipset. Information available with SweClockers points to the contrary.

According to the source, motherboard major ASUS is planning to provide support to AM3+ processors to some of its existing AM3 motherboards using mere BIOS updates. That's right, Zambezi will indeed be backwards compatible with AM3 and existing chipset, only what remains to be seen is if the processors will perform to their full potential and overclock well on existing platform. Amongst ASUS' Schindler's list are top of the line AM3 models, such as ROG Crosshair IV Formula and Extreme, M4A89TD PRO/USB3, and even AMD 890GX-based motherboards such as M4A89GTD PRO. The list also shows certain AM3+ motherboards that use dated chipsets such as 760G, probably the entry-level of ASUS' M5A series of motherboards.

Originally Posted by KitGuru

Sapphire are probably AMD’s largest and longest term partner, producing the finest video cards for the discerning enthusiast audience. In recent years they have been expanding their product portfolio into other categories, such as power supplies and even all in one high definition media computers.

KitGuru recently reviewed their latest Pure Black X58 motherboard which was not only exceptionally well built, but which offered massive overclocking potential. Today we are looking at their unique take on Sandybridge, with their Pure Black P67 Hydra motherboard. With a retail price of around £199.99 in the UK is this a board that you should be shortlisting for your next upgrade?

Originally Posted by TCMagazine

Still moving forward, despite many rumors, Foxconn's branded motherboard business has spawned, or will spawn soon enough, a new Quantum Force series product, an ATX board called Rattler which is powered by Intel's P67 chipset and supports LGA1155 Core processors.

Originally Posted by HiTechLegion

The MSI 890FXA-GD65 motherboard is a low cost option for value-minded enthusiasts. The 890FXA-GD65 is part of MSI’s gaming series of motherboards, featuring Military Class II high quality components and high overclockability. The MSI 890FXA-GD65 supports all the latest AM3 processors and has two PCIE x16 slots for AMD CrossFireX. Despite being a budget 890FX board, the MSI 890FXA-GD65 is rife with connectivity options, with eight USB 2.0 and two USB 3.0 ports at the rear and support for up to six SATA 6Gb/s devices. For the overclocking enthusiasts, the MSI 890FXA-GD65 motherboard has a clear CMOS reset button at the rear, improved power regulation, extra power for the PCIe lanes and alternately spaced out DIMM slots for better RAM temperatures. The MSI 890FXA-GD65 is a perfect motherboard for the bang-for-buck enthusiast build.

Originally Posted by PureOverclock

So after a rather lengthy layout from P67 motherboard reviews we're finally getting the green light from manufacturers and it's now full steam ahead with the reviews again! The latest P67 board to hit our bench is the MSI P67A-GD65, a premium board that promises innovative features at a great price of $180.

Originally Posted by TBreak

Now I have reviewed a couple of Micro/Mini-ATX motherboards over the past couple of months, but nothing says discrete like Gigabyte’s 6.7″ x 6.7″ GA-E350N motherboard. Based on the recently released AMD Brazos chip, the GA-E350N comes with an obvious AMD E350 Fusion CPU running at 1.6GHz partnered with an HD 6310 integrated graphics processor.