Showing posts with label Extreme. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Extreme. Show all posts

Friday, 19 August 2011

The Rampage III Extreme is Yet Another Example of Motherboard Design and Integration


The Rampage III Extreme is yet another example of motherboard design and integration. It is the long-awaited successor to the former ASUS Rampage II product that's quite simply-awesome. Few tech products have really ever surprised me as this-as it has the Intel X58 processor and a host of features that enable over-clocking.

As a fellow gamer, this one stands out in an extremely competitive market. The fact that any serious gamer knows his technology alone pushes manufacturers to their producing abilities-we will just say that people who love online gaming are very particular about their machines. The folks at ASUS know this all too well; therefore, their gift to us. Let's digress, though.

The Rampage III continues a decade long legacy of delivering top-notch processing abilities. Coupled with the incomparable X58 (boasting-so far-count them, three (3) cores), two SATA 600 ports (operating at a very nice six gigs a second) and a whopping four PCI (x16) slots, this is one lean, powerful board. Also, the fact that it hosts so many PCI-Express lanes is sure to please even the veteran gamer.

The chipset, the i7-based 980x, is wonderment all in its own. The RAM alone is over-clockable to 2200Mhz, which was unfathomable by anyone's standards just 10 years ago. Additionally, the two 3.0 USB ports make their way onto the stage with the ASUS-possibly signifying the future demise of 2.0.

Most Republic of Gamers fans will not accept anything less than a threshold motherboard such as this one. Adding to its superior performance is the ability to connect peripheral devices like cell phones and notebooks-thanks to its built-in ROG and Bluetooth support.

What you get with it:

*Motherboard

*Manual

*6 Gb/s SATA cables (2)

*Additional USB 2.0 ports along with the two 3.0's

*A Bluetooth RC kit

*A SLI bridge + 3-way

*Crossfire link




Article written by Jeffrey Frasco. Take a look at Computer Components For You for more detailed information about buying computer components and computer hardware like the Asus Rampage Extreme.





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Monday, 15 August 2011

Best AM3 Motherboard - ASUS Crosshair IV Extreme Review


If you're a hardcore gamer you need and looking for the best AM3 motherboard that will support the six core processor the ASUS Crosshair IV Formula (ROG) is perfect for you. Let's take a look at it.

The ASUS Crosshair IV Formula motherboard belongs to the ROG (Republic of Gamers) family that supports the AMD Socket AM3 multi-core processors with loads of overclocking capabilities.

This motherboard is built with AMD 890FX Chipset that supports dual channel DDR3 1333 can be overclocked at 2000MHz with maximum of 16GB. It has 3 x PCIe 2.0 x16 dual configuration at X16 and triple at X16, X8, and X8. One PCIE X4 and two PCI port.

It also support ultra fast data transfer with six SATA 6.0Gb/s and one SATA 3Gb/s. Loaded with 2 USB 3.0 port and 12 USB 2.0 looks like without shortage in this port. It also has 2 1394a Firewire ports with Supreme FX 8-channel HD Audio port.

It supports the ATI's CrossFireX multi GPU for your best gaming experience. This motherboard is equipped with Core Unlocker to activate any hidden core on the processor to maximize its potential speed performance. It also has a Turbo Unlocker with TurboV EVO it will automatically adjust each core frequency to speed up its performance. No need to worry because it has an auto tuning that stabilized the system intelligently while pushes to its fastest clock speed.

Conclusion

The ASUS Crosshair IV Formula is the best AMD motherboard loaded with features to meet the needs of a computer enthusiast and hardcore gamers out there. This motherboard was developed to push you further with more overclocking capabilities. It shows great performance close enough with the ASUS Crosshair IV Extreme with a lower tag price and worthy to be one of the ROG families. A perfect match when you pair it with AMD Phenom II X6 1090T Black Edition or AMD Phenom II X6 1055T. Go for it and set your own record.




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