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April 2012
(86%)
39 Reviews
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Abstract: At the end of last year, Intel released its new generation high-end processors under the codename Sandy Bridge-E. The Core i7 3960X and 3930K feature six cores, up to 15 MB L3 cache, a quad channel DDR3 memory controller, and a PCI-Express 3.0 controll...
Abstract: With their ROG-series ASUS traditionally aims at gamers and overclockers. Finally the manufacturer managed to target gamers with their Formula and Gene motherboards and overclockers with the Extreme models. For the Gene series motherboards it's special th...
ly the ASUS Rampage IV Gene's Layout has been very well thought Once more practical are the angled SATA connectors as well as the power and resetbuttons There is also a debug display which is very useful in case you should have issues with a component in...
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Published: 2012-08-03, Author: Ian , review by: anandtech.com
Abstract: The Republic of Gamers (ROG) brand has been on the radar for a good five years now. Initially in the form of motherboards, the ROG brand aimed to encapsulate everything that a gamer or enthusiast would need or require in a product. ASUS have since expande...
There is not much more we can add to what we have already talked about. Put simply the Asus ROG Rampage IV Gene is an excellent product and one that has a decent price for what it is. We found that Asus' new focus on features that matter at each price poi...
Things are looking very good for the Rampage IV Gene. So far the design, component choices and feature set are all looking more than equal to the $290 price point. Now we need to check and see if the performance can match the paper. We will be checking to...
Abstract: ASUS has several motherboard series, created in order to satisfy the needs of different user types, but further subdivisions are often created in order to cater for the requests of the widest possible audience. This covers almost every imaginable scen...
Abstract: With Intel's X79 chipset in full swing and Z77 on the way, ASUS is sailing smoothly from what we can see. Their Republic of Gamers (ROG) motherboards were missed with the LGA 1155 (Sandy Bridge) platform but as Intel prepares for Ivy Bridge, the ROG brand...
Enhanced Digital Voltage Tuning Precision, even for VCCSA, ROG Connect for onthefly tuning, GameFirst Prioritizes Bandwidth for Gaming, Isolated SupremeFX III Sound reduces interference, Detailed POST code display, status LEDs, and Probe Points,
Only 4 DIMM slots while many most similarly priced boards have 8
IMPORTANT: Although the rating and final score mentioned in this conclusion are made to be as objective as possible, please be advised that every author perceives these factors differently at various points in time. While we each do our best to ensure...
Excellent overclocking, ROG Connect, 2-way SLI compatible, Full UEFI BIOS, BIOS flashback function, Don't need CPU for BIOS flash, Many USB 3.0 ports, Overclocker/Enthusiasts support, Intel NIC, Highly efficient DIGIII power system, GPU/DIMM Post
Power/Reset button placement
We were expecting decent performance from the Rampage IV Gene as it is a ROG board, but we never expected the performance it delivered. Granted it does not overclock as high as the Extreme board, but to anyone who understands the sheer power delivered...
