ASUS Rampage IV Black Edition Review
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Published: 13th November 2013 | Source: ASUS | Price: £399 |
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Despite the top two results on the graph being identical test systems, with only the Black Edition replacing the Extreme, you can clearly see the difference that this heavily tweaked Rampage IV has on the results. Memory performance in particular is greatly improved, although it's better all around than its predecessor.
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Good review Tom, definetly something I'll keep my eye on.Quote
nice review, Tom will you be replacing the bench rig with this and 4960X?Quote
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Originally Posted by MrKambo
nice review, Tom will you be replacing the bench rig with this and 4960X?
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Very nice looking board, £400 though. Ouch. But I guess if your getting built-in audio that is as good as the best of sound cards...it's not that bad.Quote
Thank you very much for this review Tom. Long awaited! You covered everything, also watched the video, what a beautiful creation this board is.
I think $500 (according to Newegg) is a bit excessive...but we all know you get what you pay for.
I have been waiting for a board before buying the 4930k, the wait is over.
Over the past 6 years that I have been using ASUS motherboards I have had plenty of ups and down with them, but in all honesty I really have become almost "dependent" (more like 100% comfortable) with them.
Thanks again for the review!Quote
I think $500 (according to Newegg) is a bit excessive...but we all know you get what you pay for.
I have been waiting for a board before buying the 4930k, the wait is over.
Over the past 6 years that I have been using ASUS motherboards I have had plenty of ups and down with them, but in all honesty I really have become almost "dependent" (more like 100% comfortable) with them.
Thanks again for the review!Quote
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