Motherboaaaard!

ICFire said:
I'm trying to figure out why you'd contact customer support and am drawing a blank...

Built like 10 systems with their mb over the years and never any issues.

Website visit all I needed for bios update or what not.

If you can't manage their website you're pretty much an idiot and don't need to be building your own system.
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The website used to be the biggest piece of worthless shit in existence, although it's been about 5 years since i've visited it.
 
If your board goes tits-up and and want to claim on the warranty maybe? Oh, and the p67 boards are brand new genius. Not too mention since they're brand new, and there is a rash of DOAs being reported, you might want to take customer support into consideration.
 
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lol if its dead on arrival then u r dealing with the customer service of whatever company u bought or ordered it from.. not asus. and it wont matter if u got the asus or gigabyte
 
And if it goes tits-up in 6 months? Ding.

You can argue like fanboys, but they're notorious for crap customer support.
 
price or features
simple decision

although, you're mostly giving up just 2 USB 2.0 (6 versus 8), 1 eSATA 6Gb/s, and a Coax S/PDIF.

I'd go with the asus, in this case.
 
Ive used both Asus and GigaByte boards in several machines and was pleased with both. Can't really go wrong. Only suggestion I have is if you are planning on doing any overclocking look around for info on which one is more stable...you'll be happy with either one. Both companies make nice boards.
 
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