 So today we'll be unboxing the EVGA P55LE and I have to confess this is actually the second time I've attempted to unbox it. I had my memory card full so I have to restart here. So anyway, this is EVGA's lowest end P55 board so far. It's an LE or light edition board. You can see that on the front we've got logos for the Core i7 and the Core i5 but conspicuously missing are logos for SLI or Crossfire. So we do not have support for those on this board. You can see on the back they call out EVGA's 90-day step-up program, their elite overclocking utility, and let's get this board out of the box because that's what we all are here to see. So it comes in a black glossy box like all of their other P55 boards. So here we go. We didn't actually get very far last time so I'm going to be adventuring along with you here. So we've got a Molex to 2 SATA power adapter and then we've actually got 2 SATA cables only. That's the fewest I've seen in the accessory package for any P55 board so far. Here we've got a Firewire and 2 USB PCI bracket. That's pretty useful. And then here, this I really like actually. This has been included in all of the EVGA P55 boards that we've unboxed so far. So here you've got a visual guide of your motherboard. So it shows you all of the important features and it gives you a quick installation guide for how to get your system set up. I really like the way that they illustrate it here although it's a little bit clumsy to use. Here we've got the installation for drivers and utilities. And we have a black divider inside the box. And down here, we will find the I.O. shield with our little foamy back on it. Then we've got the motherboard manual. So you probably won't need this if you've gone and used the installation guide anyway. And let's get this board out. So you can see they've used a similar color scheme to their other P55 series boards. And if I could just get this... Yeah, there we go. Okay, so let's get this thing open. This... Actually, I'm a total sucker for this feature. I'm gonna take the desiccant powder out. Please read before CPU installation. This is so cool. Step one, step two, step three, step four. And there you go. It's your step-by-step guide for how to install your CPU. I really like that. It's very cool. So we can pull off this which protects your memory. So, okay, like all P55 boards, we've got support for dual channel DDR3 RAM. And then let's have a look at the power connectors. So up here, we've got our 8-pin power connector. Only one 8-pin power connector just like the regular P55 SLI, not like the for the win. Then over on the right-hand edge, we've got our 24-pin power connector. So those are both in their desirable spots. We've got kind of a slick-looking chipset heatsink. But you can definitely tell that this is a more bare-bones board because there's not as much on it. You've only got one PCI Express 16x slot. This one down here is gonna run at 4x and is not suitable for graphics card use. So that's really important to bear in mind. Now in terms of expansion for storage, even though they've only included two SATA cables, you can get your own cables and run up to six drives off this board. So that's pretty good to see. And I really like seeing even on a lower end board like this, their debug code post little readout here. So that gives you any of the pertinent information you need to know if your board isn't posting for whatever reason. Now let's have a look at the back. And they've actually included a pretty good feature set back here. So we've got a PS2 keyboard port, eight USB ports, clear SIMO switch. Really cool to see that on, like I said, a lower end board. We've got digital audio in both different formats. We've got gigabit ethernet and 7.1 audio on the back there. So thank you for checking out the EVGA P55LE.