Biostar
Biostar TP67XE motherboard accessory
An LGA 1155 Intel P67 ATX board with SATA 6Gb/s and USB 3.0, tested and working with I/O shield included
- LGA 1155 socket fits Intel Core processors
- Intel P67 chipset enables SATA 6Gb/s storage speeds
- USB 3.0 ports deliver fast peripheral transfers
- ATX form factor suits standard desktop builds
- Tested working with I/O shield included
TP67XE motherboard for LGA 1155
The Biostar TP67XE is an ATX motherboard built around the Intel P67 chipset for LGA 1155 processors. It provides SATA 6Gb/s and USB 3.0 connectivity for storage and peripherals. The board ships tested and fully functional with an I/O shield but without original packaging. Condition is listed as new by the supplier.
Replaces older LGA 1155 boards lacking 6Gb/s SATA
Upgrading to this model adds native SATA 6Gb/s and USB 3.0 ports that earlier P67 implementations may not have offered. The jump is worth it when a current board limits SSD throughput or external drive speed. No original box is included, so buyers relying on retail packaging should note the difference.
Suits builders assembling
This board fits enthusiasts who need a tested replacement for an existing platform and can accept a 60-day warranty window. It is not suited for builders who require original packaging, longer manufacturer coverage, or a platform newer than the P67 chipset.
Highlights
- LGA 1155 socket fits Intel Core processors
- Intel P67 chipset enables SATA 6Gb/s storage speeds
- USB 3.0 ports deliver fast peripheral transfers
- ATX form factor suits standard desktop builds
- Tested working with I/O shield included
Specifications
| Model | TP67XE |
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Questions about this item
What socket and chipset does the Biostar TP67XE motherboard use for CPU mounting?
The board uses an LGA 1155 socket paired with the Intel P67 chipset, so the processor must match that socket and the cooler must fit the LGA 1155 mounting pattern.
Which step is most often missed when installing the CPU into the LGA 1155 socket?
Buyers frequently forget to inspect the socket for bent pins before lowering the CPU; the supplier warns to open the cover carefully because bent pins are not covered by the 60-day warranty.
What replacement part will be needed if the rear I/O shield is lost or damaged?
The package includes the motherboard and its I/O shield only, so a replacement shield specific to the TP67XE layout would be required if the original is missing.
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