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ASUS Rampage II Extreme Reviews
$387.75
If you like adjusting BIOS settings such as CPU Differential Amplitude, the Extreme is for you (maximumpc.com)
Ytelse ; Overklokkingsmuligheter ; Layout ; Bra tilbehør ; Mange nyttige funksjoner ; Ytelse... (hardware.no)
alaTest Review Summary for ASUS Rampage II Extreme
We have collected and analyzed 3 expert reviews and 5 user reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 90/100. The average review date is March 23, 2009. We have compared these reviews to 46749 reviews from other Processors & Motherboards. Last update: November 21, 2009.
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Expert Reviews (3)
Asus Rampage II Extreme
To run Asus's $400 Rampage II Extreme board you'd have to be either extreme or the world's biggest poseur. How extreme would you have to be? You'd have to be the type of person who boils liquid helium atop his CPU to keep it cool. And because you can ...
If you like adjusting BIOS settings such as CPU Differential Amplitude, the Extreme is for you
Turbo mode doesn't work correctly, and the toggle switch is difficult to use
OK, but what if you're just a poseur? Don't worry, you're set, too. Just fire up the OS applet, set your 3.2GHz Core i7-965 to "i7-crazy-4.0," and you're good to go. Now people will think you're an extreme overclocker when all you did was let the ...
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User Reviews (5)
$400 motherboards are even
$400 motherboards are even dumber than $600 video cards. MPC must stop pimping $tupid $tuff.
Anyone who overclocks a i7
Anyone who overclocks a i7 is retarded. Or has more money than sense. You buy low and go high. Props to ASUS but a $400 board can only be justified if you don't have to manually set it up. I'm a huge fan of the EPU-6 engine. Auto overclocking to get...
Cool Board, but.....
...is this kind of thing really necessary? Boards past $300 in price aren't justified. If you're going to OC, you better know what you're doing. Don't make it easy for the noobs. They should have to learn the hard way (or through studying up :I). Also...
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