Pros: Very nice board due to the features. I water cooled mine, but even with that, the video card can't go in the first slot as it hits the last memory dimm slot. Use the X...
Cons: I knocked off some eggs as I can't get some banks to work, getting A1-A2 disabled etc. I will be contacting Asus to RMA the board if they can't help sort out the ram i...
Pros: If it would work there would be a lots of them.
Cons: After spending hours shuffling the memory modules around and couldn't get it to work it's very disappointing. This board is very pricey, one would expect it to work....
Summary: Case mounting holes not standard. Had to modify case for two of them.
Pros: Has more than anyone could ever need.
Cons: *Heatsink attachment holes are threaded* This causes a very big issue when determining which heatsink you would like to use. Unfortunately I had already ordered two Co...
Summary: Size: I would never expect a smaller size board that supports so much, but you do have to consider the size when you are choosing a case.
Pros: Running 2x Xeon X5675 (6 core 3.06GHz), with 48GB of RAM, and works great. Have only used up 1/3 of the memory slots, so lots of room for expansion there. The add-in P...
Cons: Screw holes: the screw holes are not in the standard EATX locations (see Specs "Form Factor"), so while this will fit in EATX form factor cases, there is a good chance...
Pros: Lots of memory slots - we have 128GB in ours. If your problem requires lots of memory, and can't be divided up for several smaller computers, this is really great.
Cons: Need lots of special parts to get it working. I wasn't able to get the BMC chip to do anything.
Pros: This is the third Asus Z8PE-D18 board that I have bought. All three boards have been rock solid and one of them is over a year old now and still going strong.
Pros: Easy setup. Great layout considering the amount of content they packed on this thing. Recognized both CPUs, PCI-E 16x VGA, and all RAM first time.