Next to the right we have two additional fan headers along with the USB 3.0 header:

Next, we have the 24-pin ATX power header along with the V-Probe:

With V-Probe, the users are able to monitor the onboard components voltages with a multimeter, including VCCM, VCCSA, VTT1, VTT2, VCORE, DMI_COMP, PCH2 and so on. Nearby we have a separare row of status LEDs:

In the top right corner we will see the Dr. Debug LED display, the switches for enabling/disabling the PCI-Express slots and the Rapid OC buttons for allowing users to quickly and easily adjust OC frequency

The CPU Fan headers are to be found near the VRM heatsink:

The VRM heatsink is big but should not cause problems when installing large CPU coolers (we have used the D14 and everything went fine); the heatsink is also a water block:

The DIMM slots are color coded so we can properly identify the channels:

On the bottom side of the motherboard we can see a blackplate which ensures that the PCB won’t bend due to the weight:

The motherboard comes with the following I/O Shield connectors/ports:

-PS/2 keyboard/mouse port

-6x USB 3.0 ports

-Clear CMOS button

-HDMI port

-LAN RJ45 port

-4x USB 2.0 ports

-Audio ports