PCPer v4.0 Giveaway: ASUS Maximus IV Extreme P67 B3 Motherboard
Subject: Editorial, General Tech, Motherboards | April 25, 2011 - 03:19 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: p67 b3, maximus iv extreme, giveaway, contest, asus
As you can no doubt tell, PC Perspective got a HUGE and much needed facelift recently to what we are internally calling "PC Perspective v4.0". I know there are still some kinks to work out and we are actively addressing any feedback from our readers in this comment thread.
But we want to celebrate the launch of the new site in style!! Some of our site sponsors have very generously offered up some prizes for us to give out throughout the coming days...
The sixth prize is truly a killer motherboard, the ASUS Maximus IV Extreme P67 B3!
This motherboard from ASUS has just about anything an enthusiast could ask for including:
- ROG Connect: Plug and Overclock - Tweak it the hardcore way!
- ROG iDirect : Tune your PC from your iPhone or iPad now!
- RC Bluetooth: Smashes through all the barriers of conventional overclocking!
- Extreme Engine Digi+: Smashes through all the barriers of conventional overclocking!
- USB BIOS Flashback: Refresh the BIOS can never be that easy
How can you win this wonderful piece of engineering that currently sells for more than $360???
Couldn't be easier: post a comment in this post thanking ASUS for its sponsorship of PC Perspective as well as any ideas you have for the NEXT super-motherboard. What other features would you like to see from ASUS?
You should probably have a registered account or at least be sure you include your email address in the appropriate field so we can contact you!
We will pick the winners soon and move on to the next hardware that finds its way to PC Perspective offices. Good luck and thanks for reading!!
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Wow, ASUS really outdid themselves this time. Thanks ASUS, love your products. In for the win!
Thanks to ASUS for supporting PC Per with a great giveaway. I would love to see an external small LCD to place on the desk showing all the critical system info.
PCPer FTW!
Thanks ASUS for helping this great site.
Thanks ASUS for sponsoring PCPer.
I would love to buy a mainboard with an Intel ULV-CPU.
Thanks Asus for the support and great products!
+1 for built in wireless-N
Thanx Asus for sponsoring PCPer and unleashing a great number of motherboard beasts!
A cool and unique feature for a Super-motherboard should be: having atleast 5 PCIe x16 slots which will run the penta-GPU's in SLI'd or CF-X all in x16!! Also, a small one-of-a-kind LCD on the mobo for displaying the temperature!
Hoping to see these new features on mobos. 8)
Thank you for your sponsorship Asus. You guys always have the best color schemes for your mobos.
I love the site, keep up the good work pcper.
Thanks Asus!! I love you guys.A remote would be a great feature!
Looks great. Thank-you ASUS for supporting PC Perspective. One think I liked on some of the workstation boards was the little add in LCD and power switch that one could use for diagnostics. I do love that ASUS is using Intel Gigabit LAN connectors instead of realtek ones - keep up the good work ASUS, and keep sponsoring PCPer.com so Ryan and the boys can let us know of the work you are doing.
Love your MBMBaM spot!
I shed a manly tear when I read "control from your iPad"
Thanks Asus. ;_;
thanks ASUS. my favorite MoBo manufacturer strikes again.
how about water block ready chipsets?! may as well when you've gone this far!
Thank you ASUS. I would like to see a Linux bootable flash OS which can be booted for troubleshooting purposes.
wow!
i already have a Maximus III Formula! great MB!
but a Maximus IV Extreme P67 B3 wuold be nice here in my case!
Thank you ASUS for sponsoring PC Perspective, really help me to get on the market!
I got an idea, what about intagrated flash memory on MB to fast boot and "all in" drivers, discarting cds, donwloads etc...
Thats it! Thanks!! Hope you enjoy my idea!
Thanks ASUS for the PCPer love! Used a lot of ASUS boards over the years. One thing I would like is a ITX version of an enthusiast board like this one (due to size SLI would be out), but a good BIOS with solid overclocking in a compact size would be appreciated.
Well thanks ASUS for another awesome motherboard, looking to upgrade my old Q6600 and this would be a good start. And I thanks ASUS for its sponsorship of PC Perspective. Good Luck to all who enter.
Many Thanks Asus and PC Perspective !!
Thank you Asus for sponsoring PC Perspective.
This is a true enthusiast mobo, awesome stuff!!
Im loving the new site pcper, keep up the great work.
Thanks ASUS! Making things easier to Over clock would be a nice addition.
Thanks ASUS. ASUS and pcper.com make a great team.
Thanks ASUS for this great contest reward! Thanks PC Per for a great site update.
What would I like to see in the next MB... I have no clue! I love what you guys do now.
Thanks ASUS for your sponsorship!!! PCPER.com is where I come when I need some great information on reviews.. How about adding some Thunderbolt love to the next motherboard?
What a great give away thanks Asus. Would love to own this!
thank you ASUS for your sponsorship of PC Perspective ! keep up the good work
A BIG thanks to ASUS for sponsering PC Perspective and for the years of hardcore gaming on your SWEEEET mbs. You've pretty much got all the hardware covered for this gen so on the next gen, hows about an onboard linux based OS that'll give me access to data on corrupt windows drives. Save me some precious gaming/video editing time;)
Thanks Asus for your support and one of these days i might win something :)
Thanks Asus for supporting PC Per.
Thanks asus for sponsoring pcper! I would like to see built in wireless and maybe the lucid chip.
keep pumping the donations asus! cant say im a huge asus fan, they left a bitter taste in my mouth as it was my first board many years ago and failed on me. perhaps ill jump back on the bandwagon soon. still not sure why manufacturers decide that its a good idea to put the SATA ports on bottom right side of the board..especially since if you get cards like 6970 itll hangover those ports and you have to fiddle around to plug them in since im way to lazy to take my video card out. also move the damn ram slots over a touch, there are some air coolers out there that will spill over to the first slot. granted thats the fault of the idiot cooler makers but still..other than that good job!
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