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nice board, I hope they don't put a fancy bling-bling ultra big heatsink crap, a thing I don't like is that the pcie looks more quad CFX friendly than 3 SLI since the last one is way down unless your case has 8-pci brackets...maybe i'm seen wrong can you guys correct me?
i think a board of this stature needs 8 sata ports
So they can learn from Shamino!(Lardarse):up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Katanai
I hope you're right. I don't think it's a stretch though to say that this will be the most expensive mobo released so far. This will be a halo product, worth more to Asus in marketing than market share.Quote:
Originally Posted by vmsein
Like Dinos said, Some of the Asus prices in Australia are ridiculous. The Striker II extreme was like $650-$700 Australian at launch, which at the time with the US-AU ex rate would have been $600 US.. Madness
WTF! this mobo has a second floor!
they were missing some space :ROTF:Quote:
Originally Posted by Monkeywoman
I hope it's not as fussy as its predecessor.
Nice-looking board. Let's see how it performs before declaring it a champion. Seems to have all the tools, though.
Is there any point to those special Fujitsu caps, or are they just for making you pay more?
The VTT card looks like it contains the extra mosfet drivers.
Oh man.. do want! this looks like a strong replacement for the current Rampage Extreme. Looking forward to this launch, not looking forward to the price.
love the DMM measure points!
they might as well make the board 4x x16 PCI-E + 1x PCI slot (furthest to the left/closest to edge of board).
wonder if they'll use real copper for heatsinks ?
dr. Evil sais it will be priced at: One million dollars!
:)
Damn, our site did get those photos few hours later than muropaketti.
http://mato78.com/uutiset/69-hardwar...me-emolevystae
Hmmm someone should inform Asus that the world economy is going thru a recession. Although I have a feeling Taiwan is immune to it.
It actually just looks like normal ATX, not eATX.Quote:
Originally Posted by CrixD
yay finally i can use my multi meter :D
just go 10 PCI slots already asus!!!
It is a good thing they design the Rampage Extreme thoroughly from the start a little side info the ASUS Rampage Extreme almost didn't make it to retail because of the late release and the final cost of the board but they still push it to be release a good decision so far now with a good reference they can design the boards successor with ease because of the solid foundation of its predecessor but Nehalem + X58 + QPI + Triple Channel is another story.This board is a long way from hitting the shelves so those that can influence the engineers design should already send them an email to what designs to try with the board so that they can test the different ideas and choose which is the best possible designs.
Its a little larger than a normal ATX. Look at the mounting holes on the far right of the motherboard, there is a good 1"/1-1/4" till the edge. Its between ATX and eATX.Quote:
Originally Posted by crazy1323
I was looking forward to 8 SATAs, thats a bummer.
Want. ;_;
It's so bloody beautiful ..
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Originally Posted by situman
recession with positive economic growth?..... No Wai :ROTF:
(us) bank crisis =! global recession, altough i can lead to one.
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anyway this asus board has imho the best layout of all X58 boards.
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Originally Posted by Hornet331
Actually, I believe the dollar is getting stronger hahah, who would've thought that with all this stock market BS.
indeed, at the end of june $:€ was 1,55:1 and of august 1,44:1 and now exchange rate is 1,41:1, which is kinda bad, cause i have to pay more for my hardware. :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG
You are right, it has the bolt pattern of ATX meaning it will work with current cases but is a little wider.Quote:
Originally Posted by Empty_Quarter
I am glad they made the board a little bigger as you know have more room to work with.
Are the specs for the mounting holes for CPU cooling the same as LGA775?
no, already mentioned in several threads -> LGA775 70x70mm, LGA1366 80x80mmQuote:
Originally Posted by crazy1323
Not if Bush n' Buddies had their way and pushed the $700bn bank bailout expenditure through. That would've led to a significantly weaker dollar, and fast. Not to say the Dow tanking 800 points is any better, but this is the price you pay for deregulation! :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG
Back on topic, what are those Fujitsu caps for? I've long wondered what the purpose is. Is Asus just adding cost without value again?