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“Now that the initial Intel Cougar Point chipset problems have
been resolved, there is a plethora of motherboards on the market that
support the latest Sandy Bridge processors. For enthusiasts, the current
high-end SNB-supportive chipset is the Intel P67, of which there are
also many different motherboards from various vendors. One of the P67
motherboards that attempts to provide some of the high-end features
while at a mainstream price-point is the ECS P67H2-A2. This Elitegroup
motherboard retails for less than $200 USD while it ships with two PCI
Express x16 slots, USB 3.0, Serial ATA 3.0, and ECS overclocking features.”

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