Biostar TP67XE LGA 1155 Intel P67 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard $70 After $10 rebate + Free shipping (expired)

very underrated board, mines still running great after 1.5 years!

It shows as $129.99

Biostar's Mir is a pain to get it IF you ever get it back

Quote from sun5467692 : It shows as $129.99

1 pm based on OP's title

Probably a dumb question, but why are motherboards still made with PCI instead of all PCIe? I'm not sure what people use PCI for anymore

This deal will start at 1 PM. The board overclockers better than the TZ68K+ or even the TZ68A+, + supports SLI if you need SLI. I personally have this board and it's really great!!!!

How does this compare to the TZ68K+ that was $65 AR a couple days ago?

Edit: Looks like the TZ68K+ supports 32GB RAM vs 16GB for this board, Z68 vs P67, and has 1 less PCIe 1x slot. Both look like they aren't PCIe 3.0

8+2 vrm looks very good for overclocking
x8x8 won't bottleneck anything except the highest top end cards.

not feature laden but for $70 how can you complain about getting a high overclocking capability board with UEFI & SLI?

I'M PICKING THIS UP. because $180 + 70 = cheaper than any MicroCenter board (aside from asrock extreme gen3 which is outta stock @ my place).

Surprise. $50 discount = 120 and there's no boards with tat least this 8+2 vrm phase @ microcetner.

Quote from Farmeroak : Probably a dumb question, but why are motherboards still made with PCI instead of all PCIe? I'm not sure what people use PCI for anymore

Sound cards mostly, but also many expansion-port cards (USB, eSATA, etc.). Not that I'd use them.

Seems like a ok deal... no HDMI or DVI on this one, most of the new boards have that option.

Fried my Gigabyte trying to install new 460 card.... arghh.. now i have to decided to upgrade mobo/memory/cpu. This old POS ECS board is so slow with pc6400 memory and 266 bus speed... PAIN!!!!

I got this board last time it was on sale. I'm still waiting for any news on my rebate, and that was 4 months ago.

The board is great though. I have a 2500k overclocked to 4.7 GHz with all of the power savings/speedsteps turned on. Idling now at 1.6 GHz and .972 volts. Under load, it goes to 4.7 GHz at 1.368 volts... on air.

My only complaint is it uses one of the native SATA ports for eSATA on the back panel. I'm using an SSD boot drive, 2 HDDs in RAID0, a large storage HDD, and a DVD burner. I would like to get a second DVD burner (or maybe BluRay) but I would have to figure out a pass through cable solution, or get an expansion card.

it's live now

Deal live...

Picked one up to pair with my 2500k. not a bad price and i had 11$ credit anyways. plus urlhasbeenblocked works as well for extra