Intel who formalized its chipset Z68, it is logical that the manufacturer ASRock turn formalizes its new range of motherboards based on this chipset. Three models are thus far, at least initially: the Z68 and Z68 Extreme4 Pro3 ATX format, and the Z68 Pro3-M Micro ATX. However, we already had a glimpse of these three cards a few days ago.
Designed for Sandy Bridge processors, these motherboards have four connectors DDR3-2133, carry a UEFI BIOS and benefit from technologies of Virtu LucidLogix and Intel Smart Response. Z68 chipset that supports integrated graphics heart Sandy Bridge, VGA, DVI and HDMI are present, the Z68 and Z68 Extreme4 Pro3-M is also equipped with a DisplayPort output.
The Z68 and Z68 Pro3 Pro3-M have a PCI-Express 2.0 16x while the Z68 has three Extreme4 and is SLI and CrossFireX (in x8/x8/x4). We also found two ports SATA 6 Gbps (four on Extreme4), four SATA 3Gbps ports and Gigabit Ethernet, 7.1 audio and USB 3.0. Oriented high-end, the Z68 has finally Extreme4 Digi Power Technology, and Dr.
Smart Swith Debug. Currently, only the latter model is available for pre-order, announced a tariff of 165 euros. 
Designed for Sandy Bridge processors, these motherboards have four connectors DDR3-2133, carry a UEFI BIOS and benefit from technologies of Virtu LucidLogix and Intel Smart Response. Z68 chipset that supports integrated graphics heart Sandy Bridge, VGA, DVI and HDMI are present, the Z68 and Z68 Extreme4 Pro3-M is also equipped with a DisplayPort output.
The Z68 and Z68 Pro3 Pro3-M have a PCI-Express 2.0 16x while the Z68 has three Extreme4 and is SLI and CrossFireX (in x8/x8/x4). We also found two ports SATA 6 Gbps (four on Extreme4), four SATA 3Gbps ports and Gigabit Ethernet, 7.1 audio and USB 3.0. Oriented high-end, the Z68 has finally Extreme4 Digi Power Technology, and Dr.
Smart Swith Debug. Currently, only the latter model is available for pre-order, announced a tariff of 165 euros.
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