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    Our friend ORB did a long fat review of the board today. It performs well althrough X58 Classified ate it in the max BCLK department.
    The VRM's are 8 * 2 digital, VERY solid and are considered one of the most advanced on the market , only the Gigabyte solution is more overkill than this.
    The heatsinks temps are little bit higher in a non ventilated enviroment.
    The Thunderbolt is a little bit useless for where this board wants to be but it performs well.

    Thats the summary basically.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lowfat View Post
    And what makes the Black Edition worth $200 more than the R3E? That is outrageous.
    the thunderbolt card (Killer NIC and Xonar essence on one board by the looks of it, they could sell it alone for 200$), 2 more USB3.0 ports (front); better PWM; wlan; intel gbe chip

    but i don't see the point in the thunderbolt card; why put an X-Fi unlocked chip + more expensive Intel gigabit ethernet chips onboard and add in another card which is better than the onboard stuff? they could save 50$ by removing X-Fi support and the intel gigabit ethernet chip...
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    Still missing heat sinks on other chips. And you dont whant to know why... OK

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    Quote Originally Posted by PatRaceTin View Post
    8phase cpu pwm?
    tell me how many you see
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    nice review here

    http://lab501.ro/placi-de-baza/asus-...acelasi-pachet

    question:

    is the is the cpu vrm frequency adjustable in 1mhz steps like the new p67a series from asus?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Hondacity View Post
    tell me how many you see
    17

    8 for CPU
    3 for QPI
    3 for NB
    3 for Memory

    Did I won a cookie ?
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    It would be great that you can buy it without thunderbolt card :/ but nice looking mbo

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    Quote Originally Posted by kondik View Post

    the vrm's are 8 * 2 digital, very solid and are considered one of the most advanced on the market , the gigabyte solution is far behind this

    thats the summary basically.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex-Ro View Post
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    But that's bending the truth based on nothing.
    The Killer series from GB has even more Overkill VRM setup than this ASUS board.

    Gigabyte solution is the most complex and most extreme , even more than this which is considered therefore the 2nd best on the market from a simplified point of view.
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