MSI vs Asus

I wouldn't bet on board compatability with Intel. Remember that they make their money on chipsets, so it's in their best interest to force consumers to change boards. Recently I saw some posts about folks that noticed a new bios file for bulldozer cpus before the cpus were even released. If you see such a file, only then will you know if the board supports the next gen of cpus, such as ivy bridge.
 


They look pretty equal to me but i prefer asus over msi but if your going to spend 260$ why not got a asus republic of gamers crosshair formula its great overclocking
 

But no pci 3.0 support. What's the bios like on the Asus? Msi has a great clock bios 2.0.
Read of Pccasegear(the link for Asus) supports 32 and 22nm CPU's! Does that mean ivy bridge / sandy bridge-e support?
Can someone investigate if the msi supports the new CPUs?
 


my crosshair 4 formula bios is very nice the first tab is all oc and its pretty simple
 

also i dought it being compatible with sandy bridge e just cause there is going ti be a whole new chipset and pci 3.0 doesn't matter of now nothing uses it even the gtx 590 an dhd 6990 dont
 

The msi supports ivy bridge! Great bios, overclocking, would it be able to fit SLi Asus GTX 570's direct cu II ?
 


it says its a z68 and z68 is not ivory bridge to my understanding
 

From what I've read it says it support ivy bridge, on the msi and Asus site. So someone has the wrong information. Would either mobo fit SLi configuration for 2 Asus direct Cu II 570's?