ASUS ROG Rampage III Extreme

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Originally Posted by Cool Vibrations

Awesome, that would reduce the cost for the board. Should cost less than the overpriced classifieds.

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In the earlier posts, they mentioned that it will be the highest priced ROG board.

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Originally Posted by jfromeo

I have read somewhere that it will feature:

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- 4 PCIe 16x mechanically
- no NF200 chip

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x16/x16/x16/x16 without 2xNF200 or 2xX58? How is that bandwith possible?

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I think the feature is told us the PCIE slot is use x16(mechanically) not mean bandwidth.

drapal

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Originally Posted by GTi-6

IIRC, JJ told that board has both analog and digital. He mentioned that it can give low switching freq like analogs and high switching freqs like digitals.

I think Asus canceled the 2x NF200 version for this board.

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Maximus III Extreme (P55) is digital/analog hybrid, this board is full digital. We dropped the NF200 on the Rampage III for now. ;)

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Originally Posted by jfromeo

I have read somewhere that it will feature:

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- 4 PCIe 16x mechanically
- no NF200 chip

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x16/x16/x16/x16 without 2xNF200 or 2xX58? How is that bandwith possible?

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It is x8/x8/x8/x8 or x16/x16 or x16/x8/x8. There is a mechanical switch operation that will allows you to determine which slots to run x16 when in dual card mode. So, slots 1 and 4 can be set to dual x16 as an example.

Does it support CrossFire?

Yeah, of course. :yepp:
Up to QuadFire!

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Originally Posted by bingo13

Maximus III Extreme (P55) is digital/analog hybrid, this board is full digital. We dropped the NF200 on the Rampage III for now. ;)

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I'm looking forward to this board. I hope it won't be delayed to April or a later date. Sooner is better. :)

Booth M3E and R3E use the same DC/DC transformation solution for the CPU. Only difference is on component level and the layout. The main difference (simplified) between this digital solution and the normal (e.g. volterra) is that it do not circuit thru all "phases". Every phase is generated on its own to allow low switching freq aswell as high, ranging from 250 to 1000kHz. So on that note you can say it is a hybrid since it brings a nice part of analog to a fully digital power solution :)

its good to see smaller companies like evga having an influence on the big manufacturers when it comes to motherboard design and features! better for all of us. adjustable frequency (although not as high as the classified), pci-e slot disable like the classified, dual 8 pins and digital pwm like the classified, and nice layout (better than the E762 if this is e-atx and not xl-atx) although the lack of dual nf200s would be needed if 300 series can be implemented into 4 way SLI to trick nvidia drivers into thinking its quad-sli similar to current gen. overall looks good :up:

now to see if asus feels the need to make a dual cpu overclocker to keep up! ;)

Might be old news but:
This board took the world record in 3DMarkV. Swedish OCers Sampsa and Stummerwinter got 47 002 points. Some pics n stuff here (http://www.sweclockers.com/nyhet/104...ge_iii_extreme) . They started out with 18 Radeon HD 5870 card and choose the four best for a go at the record =)

Stupid doubble post...

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Originally Posted by Nordic Hardware

8+3 Phase Digital CPU/QPI Power Solution with extreme high grade MOS+
METAL package allows:
1.3X faster heat dissipation
40% + conductivity
Finer space in freq. interval ranging from 250 to 1000kHz serves all your demand for any condition
New high grade chokes:
New packaged chokes achieve better efficiency
Supports higher rated current up to 40A (10A more)
Better permeability and less loss
ROG Connect/ROG Connect RC Bluetooth
Unlimited OC control and monitor possibilities
Low level BIOS flash, flash without CPU
Improved power design for multiple graphic cards, make it possible to achieve higher overclocks than before
Turn on/off PCIex 16X slots for diagnostic purpose
LN2 mode for best possible environment when running extreme negative temps

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More info about R3E. Source: http://www.nordichardware.com/news,10595.html

Wow, I like some of the new features. Might not be a clone board after all! :up:

E760 FS :D

March/April might be the last update to my rig, RIIE (especially because of the USB3.0 and SATA 6gbps features for future proof, I doubt it performs better than the Classified) and 2xGTX380 and I won't invest any $ in it for some years (I hope lol).

Fantastic, man am I really glad I didn't buy the R2E last night.
This board looks sweet, well maybe not in colour but most deffenetly in it's hardware.
Really looking forward to the realease date.

I guess it will be available in March/April...

It must be available before Gulfies come. February then.

Launch time should be sometime around Gulftown, not set yet.
Board isn't final yet, also tweak on thermal module and overclocking ability.
Due to Chinese new year for both Taiwan & China, February timeframe is less likely though.
R3E is aiming for unleashing the potential of Gulftown for sure, it must and will be better than R2E.

Now if we can find out the price.

I like it already even she's not out yet :D

there is no LCD POSTER with this R3E? :(

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Originally Posted by tistou77

there is no LCD POSTER with this R3E? :(

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For what reason mate? I have never ever used it.... it's just hanging on the wire :D

BTW the board looks awesome And I'm pretty sure that i'll get it when it's released and attach 980X with it;)

was a question I posed to the LCD Poster ;)

but I do not see the connector on the motherboard to plug it, I suppose there is no :confused:

Yes i completly understood you m8 :))) You are sad that you don't see LCD poster and Im asking for what ? :D Don't tell me for OCing purposes hehe:)