ASUS Maximus IV Extreme B3 Revision Review
SiSoft Sandra
Published: 23rd March 2011 | Source: ASUS | Price: £299 |
SiSoft Sandra
Processor Arithmetic
We can always let out a sigh of relief if an overclock is both stable and gives us the results we'd expect from AIDA64 and Sandra. Sure enough the Maximus IV Extreme has all the get-up-and-go that the Republic of Gamer branding promises.
Processor Multimedia
Considering that both the 2600K results and today's test were on a Maximus IV Extreme you can see the difference between the original BIOS and revision (2600K) and the B3 revision. Anybody for a chart-topping 5GHz capable 2500K?
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Out of curiosity, is there a purpose for benchmarking video performance? Will there ever be a difference using different motherboards using the same clocks and hardware? Just curious.Quote
Good motherboard, i'm impressed. 5ghz @ 1.48v stable is good and i'm betting you could push it to 5.5ghz easy.
I'm looking forward to the Big Bang Marshall review now to see who comes out on top, the Maximus or the BBM.
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I'm looking forward to the Big Bang Marshall review now to see who comes out on top, the Maximus or the BBM.
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nice 1 Bryan, good read that mate
how does it stack up against the ud7 and other higher end boards? only i thought the gd65 was a bit of a let down when you tested it
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how does it stack up against the ud7 and other higher end boards? only i thought the gd65 was a bit of a let down when you tested it
QuoteThe main reason to benchmark video performance is just in case there is some bizarre problem with the PCI-e lanes. Now and again companies add a NF200 or similar to their board, so we run the test just to make sure all is well. It also makes sure that the power-phases are fine and there aren't any bottlenecks anywhere. Plus everyone wants to know the 3D Mark scores, even if they never change.
How does it compare to the BBM? *whistles innocently*
As for the UD7, there isn't much in it tbh. But we could either have graphs that take a week to scroll through, or let you do a tiny bit of legwork. Tabbed browsing has it's benefits
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How does it compare to the BBM? *whistles innocently*
As for the UD7, there isn't much in it tbh. But we could either have graphs that take a week to scroll through, or let you do a tiny bit of legwork. Tabbed browsing has it's benefits
QuoteMy name is Maximus IV Extreme, Motherboard to an over-clocked processor, foundation to a speedy system, and I will have 5GHz with this attempt or the next.
Bryan dude, your reviews crack me up
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