Specification
Product Details
- Brand: Intel
- Model: BOXDH67CLB3
- Original language:
English - Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 12.90" h x
10.50" w x
2.80" l,
2.40 pounds
Features
- The boxed Intel Desktop Board DH67CLB3 includes: ATX I/O shield, SATA cables, I/O layout stickers, quick reference guide and driver and software DVD
- Intel H67 Express Chipset
- Four 240-pin DIMM connectors for dual-channel DDR3 1333/1066 MHz memory support for up to 32 GB maximum memory
- Two USB 3.0 back-panel ports; fourteen USB 2.0 ports, six back-panel ports, and eight additional ports via four internal headers
- Supports the 2nd gen Intel Core processors, including the Intel Core i7 and Intel Core i5 processors
- Supports Intel Built-in Visuals
- Supports Intel Rapid Storage Technology, including RAID 0, 1, 5, 10 with Intel Rapid Recover Technology
Product Description
Intel BOXDH67CLB3 Socket 1155/Intel H67/SATA3&USB3.0/A&V&GbE/ATX Motherboard, Retail
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By ricky
The motherboard works great. It did not have a VGA input, only has DVI and HDMI. I wish they included a DVI to VGA adapter with the board. My monitor only came with a VGA cable. The onboard graphics along with the core i5 2400 processor seems adequate for a regular home user. seems to be built good. My only problem was the back plate took longer to install with all its small tabs, and it was harder to line up the screw holes for the MB due to the pressure of the back plate. I know this was definitely a not a problem with my case as i had a n ASUS P6T installed in that case with no problem at all.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By tony95
There were a few issues with Sandy Bridge early on but it seems that these have all been worked out. I have built 5 PCs based on this board and all run great. The board is very economical, I couldn't be more pleased. I have used the board with i5-2300s and i7-2600s. I currently have a system raided with one Sata-II SSD and another Sata-III SSD drive for 444mb/s consecutive reads. Never had problem with any hardware on these boards.Update 11.24.2011I stand by my 5 star rating, I still have had no problems out of these boards and I still love the value I received from them. There is one con that I must point out though: these boards only have 2x 6gbps sata ports. When I bought the boards this was not much of an issue, because there were not a lot of good sata III drives out there, especially in the SSD market. This has changed and could be an issue for some users going forward. A small problem that can be solved with an expansion card, but still worth noting.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By B. Kennedy
Works just fine, I don't stress it much. I did have trouble getting a x1 Ethernet card working, I am not sure if it's the card or the motherboard, switched to a PCIx32 card, which did work. Also had trouble getting the Intel Desktop Utilities loaded and running. Down loaded fine, but never ran for the first 3 or 4 times I tried actually using it. I think an updated BIOS was the trick. Including a DVI to VGA adapter would have been nice. I used a dongle to reuse PS2 mouse and PS2 keyboard on 1 USB port, but the keyboard kept getting confused, so I switched to a USB mouse and now every thing is playing nicely together. Using Win7 home version, i7 2000, 4x2Gbyte DDR3 1600 memory (although it does not support 1600). It's alot faster and quieter than my old XP 875 system. The IO bracket was a real pain to put on, but that is probably more of a chassis issue that a board, although getting the EMI fingers just right took a few tries. The only cable that gave me a problem is the front panel audio, the Baseboard connector location is as far from the front panel as it can get, not user friendly. But a longer chassis cable would probably have prevented this gripe.
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