Ever since Asus debut their Sabertooth-series motherboard based on the clay-design, it has received good reviews. Now that Sandy Bridge has become very popular, it’s no surprise that Asus will bring their “Thermal Armor” motherboard into the P67 crowd.

Let us welcome the new Asus Sabertooth P67 motherboard, which really looks superb. What’s more, its military-grade components are highly regarded as quality stuff, and since Asus is slapping a 5-year-warranty onto this babe, we really can’t help but drool over this masterpiece.

Important note is that Asus doesn’t ship the primo slab with a dedicated cooling fan, so component temperatures can actually go up ten degrees Celsius when wearing the shroud with a system under heavy load. Of course, cooling depends on a number of factors, and you can easily squeeze in a tiny fan into that square hole to cool things even further.

Head over to The Tech Report for the complete rundown.