The 775 generation of motherboards made a lot of our jaws drop as the more extreme motherboards headed towards, and sometimes even upwards, of £200. For those of us brought up on £80 motherboards this was quite a shock.Of course once the LGA1366 X58 motherboards hit the market we all quickly realised that average ones were around £200 and a full-fat all-the-features model could cost more than the processor. Thankfully as time as gone on we've seen some cheaper models released that, although not cheap, are at least affordable for the more modestly paid of us.These usually come with huge feature cuts though to get them down to an affordable price. Today ASUS have taken their excellent P6X58D Premium motherboard and produced an E version that weighs in around £170. Are we sacrificing a lot to get it to this price point or can it still seperate the Dijon?