Asus X99 Rampage Extreme V Extreme Edition 10

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Stock performance, Overclocking potential, Board aesthetics, layout, and design, Motherboard manual details and quality, UEFI BIOS design and usability, Dual GigE network controllers>/li>, Intel GigE network controller performance, 3x3 802.11ac WIFI contr...

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Price, Overclocking dailin, SupremeFX HIFI driver support

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Last revision on December 23, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Stock performance, Overclocking potential, Board aesthetics, layout, and design, Motherboard manual details and quality, UEFI BIOS design and usability, Dual GigE network controllers>/li>, Intel GigE network controller performance, 3x3 802.11ac WIFI contr

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Price, Overclocking dailin, SupremeFX HIFI driver support

Expert reviews and ratings

How can an overall score of four get a recommended? The Consumer Experience rating really brought the final mark down, just imagine what this would have been if there had been a little more consumer experience thinking. We haven't tested every aspect...

By hardwareslave.com on December 05, 2016

If there's one thing that ASUS knows how to do well, its designing flagship products. ASUS set the bar for flagship boards with the Rampage V Edition 10. They took previous design of the Rampage V, modifying it to the next level. The Rampage V Edition...

By PCPer on September 26, 2016

Is the ASUS X99 Rampage V Edition 10 the best motherboard money can buy? The answer to that is simply yes! Of course, it all boils down to individual needs and what you want/expect for your money, but for around £500-520, you will be hard pushed to find...

By Play3r on September 15, 2016

The Rampage V Edition 10 isn't quite as polished as its predecessors, with several niggles dropping some flies into the ointment of an otherwise superb motherboard. The EPS12V 8-pin CPU power connector is too close to the VRM heatsink, which is an issue...

By Bit-tech.net on September 14, 2016

ASUS is well known the world over for its motherboards, graphics cards, monitors, notebook computers, mobile devices, workstations, servers, and so on. 10 years ago ASUS created the Republic of Gamers brand. This started a trend of rebranding or adding...

By HardOCP on August 17, 2016

For most PC enthusiasts, the Rampage family from ASUS is the final word on performance and features. The ultimate expression of each successive platform, however, is always reserved for the Black Edition variants. Since the original Rampage III Black,...

By nag.co.za on August 19, 2016