ASUS X48 Formula Rampage R.O.G. DDR2 First Mini Review

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Originally Posted by Johnny Bravo

Asus "l33t OMFG Pwnage" Formula anyone?

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lol so much QFT :p:

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Originally Posted by Pacha

lol so much QFT :p:

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Next its WTFOMFGBBQ Zoom Zoom Extreme

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Originally Posted by Zytek_Fan

Milking the enthusiast market FTL :shakes: :(

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I'm glad they came up with a DDR2 X48. That seems to have cut the consumers (us) some slack. This market is full of silliness to go around. I've seen people buy 1300 dollar Conroes and Athlon64 and then bragged about it. I'd have hid that and might have felt I just got suckered.

No danged way I'm paying a Multi Socket Server Board's price for a Single Intel or nVidia socket motherboard. I would say more power to does who are willing but they screw it up for everyone. Mythical High-end boards keeps the prices of all boards high as they trickle down.:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Donnie27

I'm glad they came up with a DDR2 X48. That seems to have cut the consumers (us) some slack. This market is full of silliness to go around. I've seen people buy 1300 dollar Conroes and Athlon64 and then bragged about it. I'd have hid that and might have felt I just got suckered.

No danged way I'm paying a Multi Socket Server Board's price for a Single Intel or nVidia socket motherboard. I would say more power to does who are willing but they screw it up for everyone. Mythical High-end boards keeps the prices of all boards high as they trickle down.:rolleyes:

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Around $225 is about perfect for a GREAT enthusiast board, but when it hits $300 then it's just WAY too much (Striker Extreme :down: )

Title should be mini preview... only pictures is not a review, not even a mini review.

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Originally Posted by Zytek_Fan

Around $225 is about perfect for a GREAT enthusiast board, but when it hits $300 then it's just WAY too much (Striker Extreme :down: )

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That's cool but I'll quickly admit that I'm biased here. If I'm using an Intel Processor, I want an Intel Chipset. It has less problems with my X-FI from Day one, no problem with a Mix of IDE & SATA and even S2I (SATA to IDE) converters. My little cheap $87.99 has zero issues. Asus Striker does NOTHING for me at all=P None of the $200 boards do in fact.

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Originally Posted by Donnie27

That's cool but I'll quickly admit that I'm biased here. If I'm using an Intel Processor, I want an Intel Chipset. It has less problems with my X-FI from Day one, no problem with a Mix of IDE & SATA and even S2I (SATA to IDE) converters. My little cheap $87.99 has zero issues. Asus Striker does NOTHING for me at all=P None of the $200 boards do in fact.

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I can agree with you on that :yepp:

I dread the day when I have to buy an NVIDIA chipset board, regardless of processor make. If I buy an Intel CPU, I want an Intel chipset; If I buy an AMD CPU, I want an AMD chipset :up:

you couldnt even get an AMD chipset around a year or so ago...amd didnt even make chipsets, they quit after the k7 days. now "amd" chipsets are just ATI chipsets.

nvidia used to make some pretty good chipsets for amd back in the day and i still wouldnt completely write them off in the amd sector.

but i agree, for intel, intel chipsets are the best.

http://www.google.com/translate?u=ht...&hl=en&ie=UTF8

A friend from here informed about it.....
They are saying that they share(???) the photos with me?
OMG , it is a pity.

Some people really cares for information, some others only for lies and traffic.

The next time i will have a huge watermark on the pics and the mobo will be not visible if it is this what they want :D