The Asus P8Z68-V LE dont have Mosfet heatsink oo..U sure u wanna take that?  Got extra budget?

Go for a full powered P8Z68-V instead.
P8Z68-V ~RM589 << Not sure if still available or replaced by all Gen3 already as not listed in pricelist
P8Z68-V Gen3 RM689

You need an Ivy Bridge Processor on that board to unlock the Gen3. That's why the first in my list is the original one, but it seems to be no longer listed in Viewnets pricelist

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Added on January 17, 2012, 6:19 pmUse the Add to compare list and compare feature on Asus site. Mostly, LE isn't that good for dual Graphics card as the second slot uses 4x.
Also, the power phase on LE is inferior to the non-LE = not so good for overclocking.
LE no bluetooth

If you are just planning light overclocking, you may find the LE sufficient.

im not saying about PCIE3.0 on Z68...im saying about X79...7970 was tested on both PCIE2.0 and 3.0 slot on X79 chipset...nothing different

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Added on January 17, 2012, 7:03 pm

nope...gigabyte not recommend..im using Z68Xp-UD3P ,and i get this:
pros:
nice layout desgin on mobo
cheaper price compared to asus & msi

cons:
slow post screen(VERY VERY VERY SLOW!!!)
old BIOS(complex   )
need higher Vcore to maintain stability than MSI and Asus
onboard audio chip might have lower quality than MSI and Asus(THX)

so if i can pick again..i wont choose gigabyte

Actually i also want to ask this question between the 2 mobo which is actually favored... Asus P8Z68-V LX Vs GIGABYTE Z68AP-D3-B3

LX and LE is different leh. I also want to get a mobo around the price region of LX? How much is LE btw? Rarely see anyone selling LE version here

But ur title is LE leh...make me confuse. So the right mobo u r asking is LX which is around rm400??

P8Z68-V  <== best selling