Testseek.com have collected 52 expert reviews of the Asus Maximus 4 Gene-Z and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Asus Maximus 4 Gene-Z.
August 2011
(88%)
52 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: ASUS is a computer component manufacturer in a class of its own, bringing to the table a long history of high quality and high performance engineering practices. Over the years, ASUS has consistently delivered top rated components leading to its place in ...
Full-size board features and capability packed into a much smaller footprint, Excellent overclocking options, Mature BIOS ensures easy setup for near every configuration, Low power consumption, Lucid Virtu support, Fantastic accessory package, Near the be
Our first "High-End" board without a USB 3.0 front panel device, Slot spacing not ideal for multi-GPU configurations, Forced overclock with "stock" ASUS settings, Small size may leave it overlooked by many, BIOS has too many pages, Voltage read points nee
We cannot say enough how impressed we are with the ASUS Maximus IV Gene-Z. When it comes to the BIOS, although we feel that the pages are far too numerous, we wouldn't want to see a single option removed, and the ones we'd like to see added hardly have...
Published: 2011-09-07, Author: Dan , review by: legitreviews.com
Abstract: ASUS is know for their high quality computer components. Whether you are talking about graphics cards like the all new uber ASUS ROG Mars II 3GB card or the ASUS GTX 560 DirectCU II TOP card, which is much more main stream. Either way you get a qua...
Small Form Factor, Dual GPU support, factory Turbo Overclock, Virtu Feature that Works, Red and Black Color Scheme, Lots of ROG Features
Not all MicroATX cases support high end boards, Bluetooth not included
We had a great time using the Maximus IV Gene-Z and aside from its smaller stature and limited expandability it responded well in our tests and seemed like a solid gaming platform. We say gaming over enthusiast mostly due to the form factor but thing...
We’ve been genuinely impressed by the Asus Maximus IV Gene-Z ,as it’s the first LGA1155 board we’ve seen to really stand out in terms of stock speed performance. Some may point to the Z68 chipset as the reason, but the previous Z68 boards we’ve seen ha...
Finals Words and conclusionNice, very nice. One of the more powerful Intel chipsets with the most powerful Intel processor series all have been merged onto a small 24x24cm mATX motherboard (this form factor fits perfectly in any chassis of course). The...
Abstract: I'm not sure why, but I'm such a sucker for the mATX format when it comes to computing. I say I'm not sure why because I don't have an mATX system, nor do I have a need for one, but it doesn't stop me from being interested in the layout. For years we saw ...
So is the change to the Maximus IV sweet as Aristotle prophesied or does it leave a bitter taste?Probably the first thing to get your head around is the fact that the extra Z at the end makes all the difference. This isn't a cut-down version of the previo...
If we had to answer one thing the Maximus IV Gene-Z does, it's that ASUS show us just because you want to go for a mATX platform, it doesn't mean you have to sacrifice performance or features. The Maximus IV Gene-Z does exactly what you'd want from n...
Abstract: Do not let its small size deceive you. In spite of its microATX form factor, the ASUS Maximus IV GENE-Z is an ROG-certified motherboard, which means it is tailored to fit the needs of power-hungry PC gamers. Nevertheless, given its more compact profile, t...
