Of course is the i5 2500K. But we wait for the official annoucement.

actually when will be the official launch date? 9 Jan?

Add this 1:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/4083/the-san...-i3-2100-tested

I think i will go for the i5 2500K, but the only bad point now is we are not able to use quick sync with a P67 mobo...... sad sad..

can anyone confirm which stock cooler fan is included with i5 2500K & the i7 2600K? is it the low profile fan of the tower?

Thanks.

I read somewhere that the i5 2500K comes with the "mendatar" cooler, but the i7 2600K will come with the "menegak" cooler. Refer to below source:

HardOCP forum link

Is it possible for you to send us a pic?

Thanks.

I think the P8P67 PRO is a more value buy than P8P67.

But the sabertooth doesnt really have any advantages over the PRO, save for the 5 years warranty/.

Yes, if you use discrete graphic, the quick sync will be disable. Unless you also connect a display to the on board graphics.
Just hate this limitation, have to wait for Z68.

Not stupid, they are trying to profit as much as possible. making you change mobo frequently.

they are not out yet

it is already out lar

Now waiting for my i5-2500K to arrive

I already got my Asus P8P67, i5-2500K and corsiar 4GB 1333Mhz. Just install it with a hyper 212+.

Did a little overclock by just increasing the multiplier to 45x. every other options set to auto.

Was able to perform prime95 for 1 hour, no problem, but the temp was around 70-72'C. My ambient is around 30-35'C. The vcore according to Asus monitoring = 1.328v.

Anyoneusing hyper 212+ getting this temps?

OC version means that the CPU multiplier is unlocked. Becoz without the unlocked multiplier, you are virtually not able to overclock the processor.

If you are not into OC, just take the without K. Should be fine. BTW are you using any discrete graphics card?

but i have 6 HDD running, so cannot just switch all to 6gbps ports..... really a big problem for me. no more intel.

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Added on February 1, 2011, 9:57 amno official announcement from the mobo manufacturer yet for replacement.

This post has been edited by zzzz52: Feb 1 2011, 09:57 AM

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Check out the explanation from Anandtech on the nature of the problem.


This post has been edited by zzzz52: Feb 1 2011, 11:40 AM

No lar, you can still continue using it but just using the sata 6mbps port that is not affected. From the info i gather, the intel sataII problem will not affect your HDD, just that there will potentially be some data corruption or the performance will suffer. On the safe side, just using the sata 6 mbps port.

It is not like it will damage all the parts in your cpu. Just wait for an annoucement from the mobo manufacturer on what will they do to replace the mobo(if they decided to).