Monday, May 14th 2012

ASRock Takes Intel Ivy Bridge CPUs to Z68, P67 and H67 Series Motherboards

World's top 3 motherboard manufacturer ASRock today announced that its entire line of Intel P67, H67 and Z68 series motherboards will support Intel Ivy Bridge CPUs by updating the latest P version BIOS & Drivers! Via an Intel Ivy Bridge CPU, ASRock P67, H67 and Z68 series motherboards are resurrected. Users may expect more powerful processing speed yet lower power consumption by the world's first 22 nm 3-D Transistors.

"Besides pursuing extremes with hardcore hardware enthusiasts and die-hard gamers, making high-end technology easy and accessible for everybody is also one of ASRock's goals." commented James Lee, V.P. of Sales and Marketing at ASRock. "We have no doubt that users will be thrilled as much as we are with these updates, it will be like experiencing a brand new motherboard all over again."

ASRock Sandy Bridge Motherboard Series are designed for mainstream enthusiasts who are seeking for stunning performance, solid construction without breaking their piggy bank. P67 brings native OC performance, H67 offers integrated graphics and the hybrid Z68 platform embraces dual personalities, allowing users to take all major advances over the previous platforms. Packed with Intel's fabulous features, ASRock exclusive XFast 555 Technology and the support for new Ivy Bridge processors, ASRock Sandy Bridge Motherboard Series motherboards will definitely serve pretty much all your needs!

The long and bitter wait has finally come to an end, now you may enjoy the sweet fruits which ASRock has promised. Be prepared for the overwhelming force of Intel Ivy Bridge CPUs. Hurry to download the new versions of P BIOS and drivers from the ASRock website right now! You are merely a click away from the 3rd generation CPUs, so what are you waiting for?

New ASRock P BIOS for Z68/P67/H67 Motherboard Series: www.asrock.com/news/events/2012ivy/
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12 Comments on ASRock Takes Intel Ivy Bridge CPUs to Z68, P67 and H67 Series Motherboards

#1
Crap Daddy
Good to know although there's no need or justification to replace my SB with IB. Haswell could be an option next year but that's a different story. I see an option for those with an SB i3 to upgrade to a superior Ivy chip.
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#2
erixx
sweet! Times comes that I will have to check those ivies... but a generation further :pimp:


Edit: Of course, CrappyDad! :)
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#3
brandonwh64
Addicted to Bacon and StarCrunches!!!
Crap DaddyGood to know although there's no need or justification to replace my SB with IB. Haswell could be an option next year but that's a different story. I see an option for those with an SB i3 to upgrade to a superior Ivy chip.
Haswell will be an entire new socket (1150).
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#4
AlienIsGOD
Vanguard Beta Tester
Beta BIOSes already supported this since lauch day, nice to see its official now :D
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#5
JrRacinFan
Served 5k and counting ...
Just finished updating mine. ;)
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#6
Crap Daddy
brandonwh64Haswell will be an entire new socket (1150).
I know, that's why I said for those with the 2500k/2600k/2700k this BIOS update is not so important because Ivy is not bringing much to the table (except for heat... when overclocked at certain freq.) My opinion.
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#7
kenkickr
ECS proclaimed similar sometime ago, almost 2 months ago, yet still waiting. I have no need for IB but hoping some other changes/tweaks/fixes are there.
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#8
MilkyWay
Updated mine the other day, it also changed the look of the bios.
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#9
Jstn7477
I like how they photoshopped an AMD processor on the "promotion" page with all the BIOS links. Besides that, I'll probably upgrade my Z68 Extreme4 Gen3 tonight.
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#10
arterius2
Jstn7477I like how they photoshopped an AMD processor on the "promotion" page with all the BIOS links. Besides that, I'll probably upgrade my Z68 Extreme4 Gen3 tonight.
haha u are right!
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#11
techguy31
Does this mean my P67 Extreme4 Gen3 will also update its 3 pci-e lanes x16 to 3.0?
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#12
erixx
In one year with the P67 the only BSOD I have had have been when installing Asrock XTU utility. That is twice :) Uninstalled of course.
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#13
SIGSEGV
erixxIn one year with the P67 the only BSOD I have had have been when installing Asrock XTU utility. That is twice :) Uninstalled of course.
QFT :laugh:
BSOD BSOD BSOD BSOD BSOD..

and also they had bios bugs (P67 bios ver 2.0) :laugh:
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