 Okay so today we've got the P7P55D Pro. We actually can't get over to our normal unboxing outside place because there's some junk there and so we're doing the unboxing on the hood of my car. So here we go. We've got the I.O. shield and then let's keep going with the accessories here. We've got the user's guide, then we've got the DVD for your drivers and your utilities, all that good stuff. Okay then we have an eSATA USB I.O. bracket, then we've got an IDE cable, then we've got their convenient Qconnect, then we have four SATA ports. It's got four SATA ports, so four SATA cables and now let's get to the board itself here. So Asus uses environmentally friendly no foam packaging. So they have like no foam and no packing peanuts, nothing like that. It's all sort of cardboard. So let's get the board itself out. It's kind of a sharp looking board. I can't say the color scheme is my favorite but it all sort of matches. So let's start with what we've got in terms of our ports. So we've got three PCI Express 16x slots at 8x, 8x and 4x and please note that this one will run at 16x if there's nothing installed here. As with all P55 boards we've got support for dual channel DDR3 memory. You've got a fairly beefy 12 plus 2 phase power design which is really nice to see especially because this board is a relatively low cost board compared to some of the more premium ones like the Maximus and all that kind of stuff. Over here we've got seven SATA ports which seems like kind of a weird number of SATA ports except that if you look at the back which is right about here you can see that we've got an eSATA so that would probably be where our other port is and also looking at the rest of the back we've got our PS2 keyboard and mouse. We have overall eight USB ports, digital audio, firewire, gigabit ethernet and 7.1 audio. In terms of layout the board is quite quite well done. You've got your 24 pin over here and then you've got your 8 pin up at the top of the board over here with the little cover and then you've got kind of a cool actually if I could get the camera man's checking out that heatsink and that's so that's your chipset heatsink and then I want you to check these out from the side these are actually kind of a unique design I really I really like that it's just sort of looks feels kind of random and icicle-y. I don't know it seems like a trivial thing to like about a board but there you go anyway so that's the P7P 55D Pro thanks for checking it out.