don't really have a point of comparison buttttttt:
I had an MSi P67-GD55. It was actually pretty good for a budget board. Around launch it was one of the best boards for BLK clocking. Now it has been surpassed by the MIVE.
So from a competitive overclocking point of view, it was a pretty amazing board considering it's price. I believe it gave me an advantage. Held my 2600K bench stable at 5.4ish.
Finally got my system built. Powered it on, NO POST. Tested the PSU, works fine. Changed ram around, NO POST. Called ASUS, 1 minute wait time, followed their instructions, they determined I had a dead board. They apoligised and gave me a case number.
I'm RMA'ing it back to Newegg for a replacement.
Looking at Gigabyte GA-Z68X-UD7-B3 or EVGA Z68 FTW if the second Asus board fails me.
You and your silly acronyms. Z68's big deal is that it has that SSD caching, on-board graphics, and overclocking. P67 just has overclocking, and the H67 just has on-board graphics.
Asus P8Z68-V Pro here - Love it. The onboard graphics are nice as I plan on using it as a home server in a few years after my next platform jump and taking the power hungry discrete gpus out.