Specification
Product Details
- Brand: Asus
- Model: Rampage IV Extreme/BF3
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 4.00" h x
13.80" w x
15.80" l,
5.70 pounds
Features
- 8 x DIMM Slots, Quad-channel DDR3 2400(O.C.)/2133(O.C.)/1866/1600/1333/1066 MHz Support
- Extreme Engine Digi+ II 8+2 Phase Power Design
- 4 x PCIe 3.0 x16 (dual@x16; triple@x16/x8/x16; quad@x16/x8/x8/x8)
- AMD 4-Way CrossFireX and NVIDIA 4-Way SLI support
- Bluetooth v2.1 + EDR
- OC Key - New revolutionary way to overclock and instant performance tweak convenience for enthusiasts
- ROG UEFI BIOS - Exclusive features and theme only on ROG UEFI BIOS
- Subzero Sense - Integrated thermometer measuring from -200°C to +1350°C - Ideal for LN2 Over clockers
Product Description
ASUS Rampage IV Extreme/BF3 motherboard features the Intel X79 chipset supporting the Intel LGA2011 2nd Generation Intel Core i7 Processors. ASUS offers top-tier Republic of Gamers (ROG) platform-leading solution with the exclusive Extreme Engine Digi+ II technology. Fully ready for true PCIe 3.0, built to be future-proof with PCIe 3.0 switching IC for NVIDIA SLI support and future PCIe 3.0 peripherals. With AMD 4-Way CrossFireX and NVIDIA 4-Way SLI support, the ASUS Rampage IV Extreme provides scalable graphics performance for gaming and computer enthusiasts or graphical designers wanting to harness additional GPU Compute power in leading media applications.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
15 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
This board has EVERYTHING!
By Dustin Wood
This is the 4th PC I've build from scratch. My previous one was built 1st quarter of 2007. It was an Intel Core Duo, or Duo Core, whatever. So with this machine, I bought the best of the best. And it is one of the fastest machines out there today.So let me start off by saying, this motherboard has everything you could ever want, except firewire. It has plenty of USB ports on the back, and it has plenty of USB headers on the motherboard itself. I was able to connect up my USB 3 and USB 2 ports on the front of my CoolerMaster HAF X case. I was also able to add a front mounted memory card reader with an extra USB port using one of the motherboard headers, and I even had an un-used USB 3 header on the MB, so I bought a back bracket from ASUS themselves. So I think in total, I have maybe 15 USB ports on my machine, that are directly connected to the motherboard itself. No Hubs used here. LOVE IT!I opted for the Corsair liquid cooled H80 system. So far, so good. No problems with over heating. Seems to stay a nice 25c under normal load. I haven't checked to see what it runs while in BF3 yet.Since this thing has 8 DIMM slots, I bought 32GB of ram. Overkill for most of what I use the machine for, but will come in handy when I work on big After Effects Projects. I've always been bottle necked in the past by memory. My files get so detailed, that I can only preview a couple seconds at a time. So I an anxious to get a new After Effects project to see how this really handles.I've run the Windows 7 64bit performance test, and everything runs at 7.9, except for the processor. It runs at 7.8. Kinda disappointing. But still faster than my 5.2 system previously.Which brings me to the biggest gripe. I should have bought a lesser motherboard and saved a little money. Because this board is truly for the die hard overclockers. I think I counted the word 'overclock' about 50 times on the first page alone of the manual. For me, overclocking isn't that big of deal. I would rather keep a stable machine, than try to pump out as much power as possible.ASUS has truly given you full access to everything you could possibly do for overclocking. There's even a spot on the motherboard where they say you can "hotwire" your video cards without the risk of damaging them. At first, I thought it was just at term they used loosely to mean some settings you can tweak to "hotwire" more power out of your video cards. No, they actually mean, you can solder a wire from the motherboard to the video card. How does that eliminate the risk of damaging the cards?See, I really am not the target person for this board. There are probably some of you that are rolling over probably thinking I'm not worthy for such a board. And I'll agree with you.There's even a sensor called the Subzero sense. Its to be able to sense temperatures below zero. Again, even if I were to have built this machine in my freezer, I still would not be taking full advantage of that feature.So if you are a true nerd, I mean overclocker, that must get every bit of power from this board, this motherboard is perfect for you. If you're a, I want to build the best machine to play Battlefield 3, most likely you'd be able to save some money and go with a cheaper board.I'd recommend going to the ASUS website first and finding a digital copy of the manual before buying this. The manual actually does a great job explaining about all the features of this board. The descriptions you see here on Amazon, and other sites, including ASUS's own product page, are very vague. The manual covers it all in pretty good detail. Although I'm still unsure where I need to solder the wire to on the actual video card.But, really, I'm pretty happy with this board. I ran into zero issues with recognition of hardware. Except the memory speed was auto selected as a notch slower than it should have been. But was easy enough to change in the BIOS. (oh, and this thing has two removable BIOS chips. How cool is that? Fry one, use the other, and replace it with a $15 chip from ASUS) And really, with the amount of money I spent on my total machine, the extra cost of this motherboard was nothing really. Plus, it still provides enough room to expand when some newer technology comes out. Like PCI Express 3.My current build:Windows 7 64bitIntel Core i7-3930K LGA 2011 130W Six-CoreASUS Rampage IV Extreme/BF3x8 4GB Corsair Memory Vengeance 16 Quad Channel Kit DDR3 1600 MHz - 32GB totalx2 SLI configured EVGA GeForce GTX 570 HD SuperclockedSAMSUNG 830 128GB SATA III SSD - OSCorsair H80 Liquid CPU CoolerCorsair Professional Series Gold 1200-Watt Power SupplyWestern Digital Caviar Black 2 TB SATA III - Programs and storageSamsung OEM Blu-ray driveLG Blu-Ray burnerSony front memory card reader.2TB Western Digital Green backup driveCooler Master HAF X Full TowerASUS VG Series VG278H 27in w/nVidia 3D vision.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.Pricey but well worth it
By OOZAROO
I'd purchased the new intel x79 3960x chip and had initially decided to go with the Asus P9X79 Pro motherboard since it was about $150 cheaper and I didn't figure there were many features on this board that I really needed since I'm not a huge overclocker, mostly a gamer and visual effects animator and didn't necessarily need the fancy in game overclocking dongle or anything. After I received 2 DOA of the P9X79 Pro boards (faulty DIMMS and USB ports) I decided that maybe I should just try something else entirely and threw down the extra cash and I have to say that it was a great decision, this board not only worked without fault, it has plenty of features and room to expand for the next year or 2. All of the BIOS based features are great and make it simple for even basic overclocking, I haven't really messed around with the dongle or done much in the tweaking of voltages but it appears to be very easy to do if I ever decide to. Asus has a great lineup of boards out to support this new intel chipset and have gotten great reviews around the net, I'd recommend this for any enthusiast gamer, or even creative professional looking for a great system board.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.awesome thus far
By L. Nguyen
it's been a few months since I bought this and it has been running perfectly in default settings. there are quite a few options and tweaking that's available but i haven't played with it yet. I've always been ASUS fan when it comes to PC product. all my motherboards for the past 10 years have been Asus. They standby their products so it's great.updated 11.1.12 --- NO issue since it's been up. It's great how much this can handle in combo with intel 3930k cpu.
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