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Asus Rampage 4 Extreme

Based on 10 reviews

Excellent:

8
Good:

2
Average:

0
Bad:

0

Pros

Excellent overclocker, 8 DIMM Slot Quad Channel Memory up to 2400MHz DDR3 (O.C.) with XMP 1.3 support, 2x SATA 6G and 2x eSATA 6G via ASMedia 1061 controller, 8x USB 3.0 via ASMedia 1042 with USB Boost, USB BIOS Flashback, PCIE 3.0 Ready, AI Suite II, Ext
Great stock performance; Easy overclocking; ATX size carries a lot of slots; Extreme overclocking monitoring and controls.
Excellent overclocking, ROG Connect, Bluetooth included, 2,3 & 4-way SLI compatible, Full UEFI BIOS, BIOS flashback function, Don't need CPU for BIOS flash, Many USB 3.0 ports, Overclocker/Enthusiasts support, Intel NIC, Highly efficient DIGIpower sys

Cons

Topmost PCIE x16 slot is too close to the CPU area and can cause clearance issues with fan mounting clips and exposed top VGA PCB, editors choice, Discuss this review in our forums
First PCIe slot too close to CPU area heatsink; X79 chipset fan can get very loud

By Hi Tech Legion on April 14, 2012

While ASUS provides a lower-cost "Formula" and smaller "Gene" version for their Rampage IV line, the Extreme version is representative of what ASUS believes to be an enthusiast X79 platform at its full potential. Eight DIMM slots allow up to 64GB of...

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By Pureoverclock on March 12, 2012

We have looked at several X79 motherboards as of late. The rush is on for every manufacturer to capture market share with LGA 2011. Industry leaders such as ASUS never look back at their competition as shown with the Rampage Extreme IV Extreme. The...

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By Pureoverclock on March 08, 2012

ASUS Rampage IV Extreme Published: Category: Manufacturer:Reviewer: CPU's & MotherboardsASUSJim Baranski Discuss in Forums Print Article Best Price: Introduction Intel's second generation core i7 processors are in full bloom and socket...

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By Overclockers Club on March 05, 2012

Each time I look at a ROG offering from ASUS, there are features that just set the bar that one step higher for the high end user and even sometimes head and shoulders above the crowd. With this iteration, built for Intel's latest SB-e socket 2011...

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By APC Magazine on January 28, 2012

Initially designed as gaming motherboards, the epic Republic of Gamers board series soon developed into full-blown enthusiast boards, sporting some of the most innovative features available. The latest entry is the Rampage IV Extreme and it has the...

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By Atomic MPC on January 05, 2012

Maximum power computing in a...

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By Legit Reviews on January 04, 2012

The ASUS Rampage IV Extreme Intel X79 Motherboard is a force to be reckoned with. If you are looking for the absolute best regardless of price, the ASUS Rampage IV Extreme Intel X79 motherboard will surely fit the...

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By Tbreak.com on December 25, 2011

The Republic of Gamers series of products has been the star of ASUS’s lineup for a long time, with the Extreme series motherboards highlighting the technological push ASUS represents within the PC industry. Today I’ll be looking at the...

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By LanOC Reviews on December 09, 2011

and FVAfter spending a lot of time with the Rampage IV, every single time I had a chance to work with it I would find something else that impressed me. Even in this review there is no way I can go into detail with every feature of the board. Asus...

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By Bit-tech.net on December 09, 2011

Most of the extra power and features on offer with the Rampage IV Extreme will only be used by a handful of enthusiasts who dabble with exotic forms of cooling. As our test cooler was only able to handle a vcore of 1.4V and a CPU frequency of 4.7GHz,...

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