ASUS said that they don't need an LCD poster because there are other indications on the board with LEDs that light up in certain areas if there is a problem there. Thats what they said... personally, i live by the things.
ASUS said that they don't need an LCD poster because there are other indications on the board with LEDs that light up in certain areas if there is a problem there. Thats what they said... personally, i live by the things.
Originally Posted by FUGGER
ok, but I liked the LCD POSTER
Sorry for my english
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well ill be selling my board as soon as III is released so i might send you that LCD poster and you can SLi them
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So when is Rampage III Extreme coming ?
But this full digital solution cannot match the switching frequency of the Volterra solution on the classified, as it only goes to 1000 KHz.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
Asus was first with the red / black color, EVGA has just chosen to mimic the Asus.
Can not wait to get my hands on this motherboard
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Which Asus board was all red/black? I thought the Maximus III was their first without blue and white PCIe slots.
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The very same board that raked up a 10000$ debt with XS alone!
There was also a dual socket AMD board that had predominantly red slots even before the one above.
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I got this nice little toy together with Rampage III Extreme
PCB includes LCD display, TweakIt controls, power, reset and clr cmos buttons, bios profile selection, bluetooth support and bios flash option. It will not be bundled with R3E but I like!
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Very nice! Similar to EVBot in a way. Might come handy for some extreme benching.
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that is VERY cool! Might sell my classified for one of these.
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Memory---------- 3x2gb G.Skill Trident 2005mhz 9-9-9-24-72-1T
Graphics Card-----XFX 5870 1081mhz/1274mhz
Hard Drive--------OCZ Vertex 60gb SSD, Seagate cuda 500gb
Sound------- Auzen Forte/Audio Technica AD700's
Power Supply-----Corsair 850TX
Case-------------Antec 1200
CPU cooling-----HK 3.0 - BI GTX480 - 8x San Ace 120 w/Shrouds - MCP 355 with XSPC Top
OS---------------Win7 64bit Ultimate
Monitor-----------24" Acer and 20" Acer
that is one crowded board...
whats with the super low profile hestsink?
i hope that can be replaced with a better one easily?
cause i highly doubt this will keep the pwm cool when gulftown comes out...
why are there 2 molex connectors on the board? extra pciE slot power? if yes then thats good!
do i spot via onboard sound? :/
2 bios sockets, nice...
whats that weird thing below the last pciE slot?
looks good overall... reminds me a lot of bloodrage with the colors and pciE slots and 775 and 1366 mounting holes...
oh and it seems to use the same pwm as bloodrage too!
pak-fet... so no, i dont think its digital...
from one picture I saw of it it looked like a molex connector
Very nice board, but id rather wait for the X68 which should be here later this year.
Damn that board looks sick
Fermi should be here later last year.
pre-release heatsink, retail heatsinks aren't available yet afaik. Check Andre's thread -> http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=243534that is one crowded board...
whats with the super low profile hestsink?
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Happen to know the pwm controller and driver vendors for the Bloodrage? The fets (similar to the ones used here) were digital, right?oh and it seems to use the same pwm as bloodrage too!
pak-fet... so no, i dont think its digital...
R3E digital controller: http://www.chilsemi.com/products/mul...llers/chl8318/
R3E drivers: http://www.chilsemi.com/products/mos...ivers/chl8510/ (presumably since there is no clear picture of the board underside where they seem to be located)
You do know that was a made up rumor.
When is the board going to be available and what should it cost?
i just bought a rampage II... i wonder if i should return it...
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I love this board, I've just had my case powder coated inside in red with black accents, so it looks like this is gonna be my new mobo once they hit the shelves.
It looks like a great piece of kit imo.
Anyone know when they're likely to become available?
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Logitech G500
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I was told mid-March back on January 9th.
http://vip.asus.com/forum/view.aspx?...Language=en-us
Man, I really hope that they do arrive in March, coz I want one!!!
Core i7 D0
Asus Rampage II Extreme
6GB Corsair Dominator GT 1866MHz
SLi'd GTX280s
Corsair HX850
Custom Silverstone TJ07
Custom Watercooling
Logitech G15 Keyboard
Logitech G500
Roccat Kave 5.1
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