ASUS has given us a preview of their newest lineup of motherboards, due to be launched in 2011. These are made for Intel's new Sandy Bridge architecture. The motherboards use the new LGA1155 socket, the successor to the Nehalem-compatible LGA1156. The LGA1155 will make its debut at CES 2011, along with the processor it supports. The P67 is one of the many chipsets we have seen for the new architecture. Others include the H67, H65, Q67, and Q65 chipsets.