Specification
Product Details
- Brand: Intel
- Model: BOXDH67CFB3
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 2.70" h x
7.90" w x
7.30" l,
1.50 pounds
- Memory: 16GB
Features
- Intel H67 Express Chipset
- Two 240-pin DIMM connectors for dual-channel DDR3 1333/1066 MHz
- Memory support for up to 16 GB maximum memory connected directly to the processor via the integrated memory controller.
- Supports Intel Built-in Visuals
- Supports Intel Rapid Storage Technology, including RAID 0, 1, 5, 10 with Intel Rapid Recover Technology
- Boxed Intel Desktop Board DH67GDB3 includes: Mini-ITX I/O shield, SATA cables, I/O layout stickers,
- Includes quick reference guide and driver and software DVD
- Memory connected directly to the processor via the integrated memory controller.
- Support for up to 16 GB maximum memory connected directly to the processor via the integrated memory controller.
- Supports the Second Generation Intel Core processors, including the Intel Core i5
- Two 240-pin DIMM connectors for dual-channel DDR3 1333/1066 MHz memory support for up to 16 GB maximum memory
- Two SuperSpeed USB 3.0 back-panel ports and 10 USB 2.0 ports (four external / back-panel ports and six ports via internal headers)
Product Description
The Intel Desktop Board DH67CFB3 is an Intel H67 Express chipset-based desktop board in Mini-ITX Form Factor. It supports the Second Generationeration Intel Core i5 processor and other Intel processors in the LGA1155 package. This board is featured with DVI-I, HDMI, and DisplayPort connectors, and supports dual independent display. When powered by Second Generationeration Intel Core processors, DH67CF delivers a superb visual performance for sharper images, richer color, and life-like audio and video. Intel Desktop Board DH67CF also offers premium features such as two SATA 6 Gb/s ports and two USB 3.0 ports with 5Gb/s link speed. The Mini-ITX Form Factor provides maximum design flexibility for system designs ranging from all-in-one to portable systems.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
7 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
By Hoon Park
It has everything you would expect for HTPC build. Optical sound, gigabit lan, usb 3.0, hdmi, displayport, DVI, eSATA.After the BIOS update to 0125, there's a menu to change the fan speed and thermal settings. I made mine to run very quiet with a target temperature at 60C. It never reaches that temperature in my Lian Li Q11 case. I have a i3-2120, and it usually stays around 30-40C. There's also an option for quick boot which skips detecting everything on POST so it boots up into Windows 7 really quick. Intel Desktop Utilities still has some bugs detecting the HDD temperature so I uninstalled it.One thing it lacks is USB 3.0 internal connectors. I don't know if this is standardized yet, but I can't hook up my Lian Li internal usb 3.0 connector because of this.After the recent 0130 BIOS update (which was pulled down from the download section), the board is bricked and the BIOS recovery method didn't work. I have to get a replacement now and intel was very helpful for replacing it under warranty.------------------Updated 1/17/2012:This is where my bad experience from intel starts.Intel sent me a refurbished junk board (had messy sticky stuff all over and several solder marks) which had a defective temperature sensor, so I had to go through a second RMA process. My second replacement board was also a refurbished, I can still see several re-soldering jobs and goo and stuff on the board. I updated to the latest firmware 0125 at the time, and have been using it since then.Inside the BIOS, if I label the second fan as 'Inlet', the speed doesn't get reported. This is a bug, and was announced as fixed after couple months.As of Jan 15, 2012, I updated the BIOS to the latest 0146. The bug which fan speed not being reported was fixed, but they fixed it in a sloppy work-around type of job. Even after I change the label, when I go back to main screen, it just shows as 'Rear fan' but reports the speed. Then what is the purpose of changing the label in the sub-menu?Another problem, to update the BIOS, there are two steps involved. First step is like any other motherboard, you can update it pretty easily. The second step to do is to update using the recovery mode. To do this, you have to open the computer case and remove a jumper from the BIOS setting pin, then reboot with a USB flash drive containing the 0146 BIOS. When I tried this, I was not able to get this part done because nothing showed up on the screen. It still boots up and works, but if I ever need the recovery mode, I know it's not going to work. Way to go intel!This board is a mini-ITX, and it's meant to be sitting in a very small cramped space. With all these replacements, and attempts to do the BIOS update through recovery mode, I spent so much time just opening up the computer, and putting it back together.With all these problems, I changed my initial 5 star experience (up to the time where I first contacted intel) to a 1 star (after receiving junk motherboard and all this hassle with updating BIOS).I DO NOT RECOMMEND INTEL BOARDS.------------------------------------Updated 9/17/2012:USB 3.0 PORTS HAVE PROBLEMS!!Until recently, I didn't really notice any problems with the USB 3.0 ports since it's only accessible through the back of the desktop box. When I wanted to use my usb 3.0 drives for big file backups, after couple hundred MBs of copying, the connection kept dropping and HDD is no longer recognized. The whole USB port seems to be dead until I reboot. This happens with WD 1TB Passport, WD 3TB usb 3.0 external hdd, Seagate 2TB usb 3.0 external hdd, so I know it's not the external HDD (thank god the data is still safe). The Renesas controller on my Toshiba Portege R835 laptop doesn't have any problems like this.I tried clean installing Windows, updating the BIOS to most recent 0156 (was really hesitating because my bad experience from last year), updating the Renesas USB driver to most recent version supplied by intel, and also tried using more updated USB driver from Renesas, and even updating the USB chip firmware provided by Renesas. None of them worked. I read that some people had success with using Asus's USB driver, but I didn't try that.I was cleaning the computer today, and told myself, I'm going to get this fixed. So I called tech support and ordered an advanced replacement for this board (which cost me $25). I still don't like this board, but I'm crossing my fingers that the replacement board this time doesn't have any problems.------------------------------------------------------Updated 1/21/2013:After spending $25 shipping to get the board replaced again, USB 3.0 ports still doesn't work right. When I use devices like USB 3.0 Gigabit Ethernet, it works fine, but whenever I connect a USB 3.0 external HDD or a USB 3.0 flash drive, and start transferring large files, it just dies. Then I have to reboot the computer.As soon as I received the board, I clean installed Windows 7 x64 without any USB chipset firmware update or BIOS update, I tested the USB 3.0. FAIL.Then I tried updating the BIOS and search for latest USB drivers and updates from intel, tried another clean install. FAIL again.After this, I thought this is it, I'm going to fix this no matter what. It can't be that all of these boards have problems with USB 3.0, right? So I downloaded several different firmware versions for the USB chipset, and flashed it with different versions, and used different drivers, tried all combinations. Nothing helped, and I called quits. I contacted intel because this and now they are looking for a way to refund me the board.Another thing I found out is that the gigabit ethernet is a bit on the slow side. I got twice the transfer speed using a USB 3.0 to gigabit ethernet adpater. Somehow, the intel gigabit only use about 50% of the network throughput while the Anker USB 3.0 to gigabit ethernet utilizes close to 100% bandwidth. This may be a problem with the settings, but I didn't mess with it, and left everything to default, no jumbo frames on either.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Final words about this board: Forget about USB 3.0 if you want to use this board. After the recent BIOS update, I didn't have any other issues with this board other than the USB 3.0. (I haven't tested the intel control center software.) If I could do it again, I would buy MSI, or Gigabyte, or ASUS. To me, Intel is no longer what they used to be (reliability!!!).
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By Donald Owens
I am not able to rate this product, I sent it back to the Vender because it was missing parts.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By Brian P. Lawler
Imagine an entire PC on a 7.5 inch square board! It's all here, and more. I built a NAS appliance with this board and an i3 processor. It works great. Set-up was easy, and the provided documentation is excellent.
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