First look at ASUS Rampage V Extreme Motherboard - X99 for the Enthusiasts
In preparation for breaking of new PC records thanks to Intel's new X99 chipset and Haswell-E processors, ASUS has gone all out for their latest and greatest motherboard - The Rampage V Extreme.Rampage V Extreme is the highest end motherboard we've seen so far in the market. It has got all the features that overclocker
In preparation for breaking of new PC records thanks to Intel's new X99 chipset and Haswell-E processors, ASUS has gone all out for their latest and greatest motherboard - The Rampage V Extreme.Rampage V Extreme is the highest end motherboard we've seen so far in the market. It has got all the features that overclockers want to get that record. All that is left is their luck on the processor.
Today, we'll have a first look at this motherboard. When I get my hands on the processor, we will look at how this motherboard and the whole platform performs.
On first look, you will see that this motherboard is of E-ATX form factor like any other Rampage Extreme series. You simply can't contain so much goodness in a smaller form factor.
10 USB 3.0? You must be kidding me... Wireless AC built in!
Nice ROG 'EXTREME' logo
8 x DDR4 RAM slots
South Bridge heatsink specially designed
12 x SATA 6Gbps (4 from 2x SATA express)
Usual onboard buttons
SLI and CrossFireX Ready for VGA Records
Supreme FX Audio
Additional Power Input for more stable currents
ROG logo that lights up
LGA 2011 with special OC Socket
OC Panel that's bundled
OC Panel that supports thermalcouple probles
We are definitely excited with the upcoming Intel X99 platform. The first look of the ASUS Rampage V Extreme already got us high on what wonders this motherboard can actually do. Stay tuned for a more in depth review of this motherboard when we manage to get our hands on the processor and some DDR4 memory DIMM.
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