Totally ASUS provided the Sabertooth P67 with eight angled SATA ports which should be enough for any office PC or gaming system. Unfortunately you won't find practical onboard power- and reset-buttons. ASUS also didn't equip the P67 Sabertooth with a debug display which would have been useful if you should once have issues with one of the components in your system. It is quite common that the last PCI-Express x16 slot is also the expansion slot the closest to the bottom edge of the board. That has the consequence that the connectors at this place aren't accessible anymore. With the Sabertooth P67, ASUS took this into account and placed the last PCI-Express x16 slot as the second last expnsion slot and therefore there wont be any complications.
Totally you'll find five fan headers on the ASUS Sabertooth P67 which is more than enough, to provide a well equipped midrange or even a high-end-system with fresh air. The fanheaders are located around the CPU and their also spread over the whole board which makes them easily accessible from any position in an enclosure.
Looking at external connectors and buttons directly at the back-panel ASUS provided the Sabertooth P67 with a PS2 mouse/keyboard connector, two USB 3.0/2.0 ports, two eSATA ports, six USB 2.0 ports, two gigabit ethernet ports, a coaxial optical as well as an analogue audio panel.
Page 1 - Introduction | Page 4 - Connectors and I/O |
Page 2 - Specifications / Delivery | Page 5 - Conclusion |
Page 3 - Layout |
Navigate through the articles | |
Gigabyte P67A-UD4 - Layout and Design | Gigabyte P67A-UD4 |
|