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PHYSICAL DETAILS
The P8H67-I Deluxe is laid out similarly to previous H67/H55 mini-ITX boards. Compared to most mATX/ATX boards, many components and connectors are located in completely opposite positions. Our only complaint is the 4-pin AUX12V connector which is placed very close to the socket; ideally it should be located somewhere on the edge for easy access.
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The P8H67-I has two 4-pin fan headers, four SATA ports (two 6 Gbps), an internal USB 3.0 header, mini PCI-E slot (occupied by a half height Atheros WiFi adapter), a pair of DDR3 SO-DIMM slots, and a one-piece heatsink covering the VRMs and PCH.
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With the CPU socket so close to the PCI-E slot, there are a limited number of performance heatsinks that are compatible with the board. We checked two models, the Prolimatech Samuel 17 and the Scythe Big Shuriken; the latter interfered with the PCI-E slot. Width is the main factor as height was not an issue.
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Viewed from another angle.
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Oddly, the tabs on the fan headers were a bit wider than standard requiring more force to plug in. We tried several different fan models and none of them fit the way they should.
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The back panel is fully stocked with USB 3.0, eSATA, and S/PDIF ports as well as a Bluetooth receiver. Three video outputs are available: HDMI, DVI, and VGA.
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The heatsink is held on with three spring-loaded screws on the trace side of the PCB.
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