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Product Description
Micro ATX - 1 x Processor Support - 8 GB DDR3 SDRAM Maximum RAM - Serial ATA/300, Serial ATA/600 - CPU Dependent Video - 1 x PCIe x16 Slot - 2 x USB 3.0 Port
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Horrendous sack of crap. I've had three of these (bought the first one, got two more under warranty) and they suffered from many blue screens, lockups, and various other annoying occurrences. I am meticulous about troubleshooting hardware issues so yes, I updated all the drivers, made sure all the proper updates were installed. Updated the BIOS (which bricked my first board because of known issue with Intel firmware and this board) and did it all in a logical, process of elimination manner. Two of three boards exhibited this behavior and the third never got installed because defects in the onboard DVI connector wouldn't allow a monitor to attach. Now I never use onboard video, but that's not the point. I would avoid this like incurable, highly contagious disease if I were you. Be a while before I trust Intel motherboards.
