ASUS P5K Deluxe/WiFi-AP, Intel, LGA 775 (Socket T), 8 GB, Non-ECC, 0, 1, JBOD, Dual Gigabit Ethernet ASUS P5K Deluxe/WiFi-AP. Processor manufacturer: Intel, Processor socket: LGA 775 (Socket T). Maximum internal memory: 8 GB, ECC сompatibility: Non-ECC. RAID levels: 0, 1, JBOD. Networking features: Dual Gigabit Ethernet. Motherboard form factor: ATX, Audio output channels: 7.1 channels, Audio chip: ADI AD1988B Asus has always been one of the favorites of the hardcore enthusiast community with excellent overclocking potential on every one of their high-end boards, excellent performance and the features that matter most from each chipset. My main computer has ... The P35 chipset has become the major standard for the mainstream/performance Intel chipset market with various motherboards from every manufacturer on the planet. Intel has done an excellent job with their P35 chipset and it supports virtually every fe... Asus has always been one of the favorites of the hardcore enthusiast community with excellent overclocking potential on every one of their high-end boards, excellent performance and the features that matter most from each chipset. My mai... The P35 chipset has become the major standard for the mainstream/performance Intel chipset market with various motherboards from every manufacturer on the planet. Intel has done an excellent job with their P35 chipset and it supports virtually every f... Today HardwareLogic looks at the Asus P5K Deluxe WiFi-AP motherboard. Based around Intels P35 chipset and sporting support for the Core 2 architecture, were walking into this review with high hopes. After all, Intel chipsets have a reputation for sta... P35 based and utilizing DDR2 has a great BIOS and plenty of features. Is it enough to make it a great board? We find out. Lets start with the basics. The packaging is great; carry handle, lots and lots of pertinent information, plenty of extras including a wireless antennae for use with inbuilt Wi-Fi Access Point, side mounting SATA cables. Fair enough, the extras could... ASUS employs a standard set of controllers to add features to the P5K Deluxe boards. The JMicro SATA controller adds two extra SATA ports. ASUS has two eSATA ports on the back panel and 4 onboard, all controlled by the ICH9 Southbridge. ASUS has provided a powerful support for the release of Intel P35 chipset and presented a wide assortment including as many as 11 models to the public! Among the models there is ASUS P5K Deluxe WiFi which is aimed at mid-end and upper mid-end systems a... https://www.techspot.com/review/56-asus-p5k-deluxe-wifi/ It was almost a year ago that Intel introduced the first Core 2 Duo processors into the market, marking the beginning of the end for the very well-regarded AMD Athlon 64. Since that moment Core 2 Duo processors have dominated the market and arguably be... The ASUS P5K Deluxe WiFi-AP Edition is an impressive motherboard that excels in all areas. Although a little pricey at ~$230, the P5K Deluxe offers an amazing array of features, rock solid performance, stability, and a great board design and layout. T... https://www.cdrinfo.com/d7/content/asus-p5k-deluxe-wifi Asus is the first manufacturer that released a new series of motherboards based on the newly released Intel P35 chipset which is supposed to replace the P965. The first motherboard from Asus, the P5K Deluxe, comes with DDR2 support and we are very curi... Asus was one of the first manufacturers to shipped motherboards based on Intels new P35 chipsets. We will not go in depth into the benefits of the new Intel chipset, there are already many articles on the web that cover this. We will rather focus on... A few days ago we posted a review of a new Asus mainboard on Intel P35 chipset – Asus P5K Deluxe. As we saw in our review, this mainboard offers advanced users a pretty attractive set of features and they will most likely love it. And it means that... Summing up we can say once again that we were very pleased with Asus P5K Deluxe mainboard. This solution offers excellent opportunities not only to mainstream computer users but also to overclocking fans, who would be delighted to check out the new fun... If you have been following the news you should know that Intel has finally launched its new “third series” chipsets officially at the Computex show that has just finished in Taipei. We are already familiar with these chipsets. The first soluti... Guaranteed support for future processors, High performance and remarkable stability, Eightphase CPU voltage regulator circuitry design with highquality components, Easy and efficient CPU overclocking, Two PCI Express x16 graphics card slots, Three network...... Some design flaws, High price. Asus P5K Deluxe mainboard proved to be an excellent product that will definitely win the overclockers’ and enthusiasts’ hearts. This mainboard is a great combination of high performance, good overclocking potential and wide range of options fo... The P5K Deluxe WiFi-AP is the first of several boards in this review to feature an identical layout to its DDR3 counterpart reviewed on Page 3 of our previous comparison. A complete layout description is therefore superfluous, so the following description... https://techgage.com/article/asus_p5k_deluxe_wifi-ap/ Last week we had taken a look at the latest high-end board from ASUS, the P5K3, and were left quite impressed. Its not an inexpensive board, but the feature-set well made up for the extra few dollars they are asking you to spend. While the P5K3 is a ... When we had taken a look at the P5K3 board last week, we were not sure whether it was the new Intel P35 chipset that was helping it top out each chart, or if it was the fact that the DDR3 memory was faster. After benchmarking with this board, I think ... https://www.neoseeker.com/Articles/Hardware/Reviews/p5k_deluxe/ Today we take a look at the Asus P5K Deluxe WiFi, this is Asus new P35 based version of the venerable P5B series of motherboards.I always look forward to benchmarking Asus boards as their higher end boards are known to be good overclockers - and they ... The P5K Deluxe WiFi follows in the tradition of Asus enthusiast level motherboards by providing a full complement of features along with very good performance overall, the end result being excellent performance for more modern games and multimedia. Yo... 2 This is the first high-end P35 motherboard in our labs.Is the P35 a worthy successor to the P965, or is it just a me too chipset?Prev - Next >> < Prev Article Next Article > [ Back ] For an enthusiast board the configuration is questionable, hardcore-overclockers will not be very satisfied when high CPU-clocks cant be reached. Meanwhile, other manufactures have released their highend boards and are selling them for about €40,- to... https://pcper.com/2007/05/intel-p35-motherboards-asus-and-gigabyte/?aid=410 Along with the official Bearlake chipset launch today, which we already covered the technical aspects of in a separate article, we have a handful of motherboards based on the P35 chipset to look at. Both Asus and Gigabyte sent along a pair of mothe... My initial testing with DDR3 memory technology is promising; unlike the move from DDR1 to DDR2 where performance gains took months to realize, here we are seeing small, model gains at launch. In reality though, the need to move from DDR2 to DDR3 won... The new ASUS P5K Deluxe which utilizes the Intel P35 Express chipset is a sensational product. As you would expect from a high-end ASUS motherboard, the P5K Deluxe packs a serious amount of features and all the performance possible for a Core 2 Duo pla... By far the best part about the ASUS P5K Deluxe was its overclocking abilities. Although we did not have a great deal of time to spend overclocking the P5K Deluxe, we could have easily wasted away hours messing with this board. For so long 3.66GHz stood... https://www.neoseeker.com/Articles/Hardware/Reviews/p35_asus_gigabyte/ Intel will soon be launching a new chipset for mainstream Core 2 Duo (and Core 2 Quad) processor, the much anticipated P35.The P35 is the first chipset that will be released belonging to the "Bearlake" family - all members of which are made on a 65nm p... While Id love to tell you more about the P35 chipset, and Gigabytes interesting P35-DS3R, along with the ASUS P5K family, those pesky little NDAs requires us not to reveal more until those NDAs are lifted.But dont worry.Ill be putting the P35, w...