This motherboard offers a thoughtful layout and solid overclocking capabilities, but suffers from some BIOS bugs and doesn't support SLI.

"Around here, we usually see motherboards from the like of ASUS, Gigabyte and MSI. Even EVGA makes an appearance every now and then but there is one other company which is trying to break into this market once again: Sapphire. With their new Pure Black X58, they hope to once again make an entry into enthusiast circles but is this board too little, too late? We’re going to find out."



Link: HardwareCanucks