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Published: 2017-08-10, Author: Tom , review by: overclock3d.net
We've got one item of hardware which comes with an unhesitating recommendation and one that has a little bit of a caveat to it, although nothing that you probably couldn't have imagined yourself.Starting with the unhesitating one, the ASUS X399 ROG Zenith...
Published: 2017-08-03, Author: Tom , review by: overclock3d.net
Abstract: It might have a name that implies a destructive haberdasher but the AMD Threadripper is the ultimate expression of the Zen architecture and CPUs that have put AMD back on the map in a big way.Indeed the word big is one that perfectly encapsulates the whol...
The ASUS ROG ZENITH EXTREME is the most loaded X399 motherboard I have put my hands-on. It's also the motherboard that AMD seeded all reviewers, as they wanted us to use the Zenith Extreme for our 1950X and 1920X reviews, and that should say something abo...
There are many similarities between the Threadripper boards of this roundup. Every board features eight memory slots and four memory channels. Each board supports SLI and CrossFire and each board offers 7.1 channel sound via the ALC1220 codec. Every board...
Great Overclocking, Luxurious feature set, Oozes quality, High-end VGA configuration support, High-end storage support through three M.2 + one U.2, RGB LEDs that synchronise with other ROG products
Price, Early adoption of a new platform, RGB LEDs that synchronise with other ROG products, Lingering concerns surround the TR4 socket (as with other manufs.), Other Points, Consider the ROG Strix X399-E as a more affordable option
Motherboard options for AMD's Threadripper/X399 platform remain somewhat sparse, with even a major player like ASUS only releasing two in the months since its launch. This likely shouldn't be seen as a reaction to the capabilities of the platform, but rat...
Published: 2017-09-14, Author: Peter , review by: eteknix.com
RoG M.2, LiveDash OLED, Excellent overclocking options, Active cooled VRM, 10 GbE card included, Huge amount of storage options, On board power controls, Fan hub, M.2 mount, PCIe Bridges and more included, Incredible performance, Stylish design, Full RGB
None, “ASUS RoG decided to go big rather than go home. The Zenith E-ATX X399 motherboard has so many features, they couldn’t fit them onto the motherboard. It may be one of the more expensive, but it justifies the price with excellent performance, amazing
PricingAll prices are correct as of 13/09/2017The ASUS RoG Zenith Extreme AMD X399 TR4 E-ATX Motherboard is available now from most major retailers. It's at OCUK for a wallet busting £519.95, which let's be honest, is a real kick in the bank balance. Howe...
We're clearly dealing with a monster motherboard here, and while the price tag is eye-wateringly high, we can't help but love the awesome arrange of features and accessories that come with the ROG Zenith Extreme. From the funky and useful DIMM.2 adaptor f...
Loads of connectivity including Wi-Fi, Well built, Useful diagnostic OLED screen, Free VRM fan kit for new buyers
Cramped layout, Expensive,
Who really needs 32 cores? The answer is fairly limited, but the perspective that AMD offers is that the new Ryzen Threadripper 2990WX is quite a bit less expensive than Intel's current (though dated) flagship, the 18-core Core i9-7980XE, and handily outp...
A great partner to the new Skylake-X processors.Written by: SharilASUS ROG Zenith ExtremeRM2,65086Value7/10Performance9/10Feature9/10Design9/10Usability9/10SpecsSocket: TR4RAM Slots: 8, up to 128GBPCIe Slots: 3 x 16x, 2 x 4xSata: 6 x SATA 6Gb/s; M.2 Sup...
Overall, a great motherboard with plenty of features that win over its negatives, and even comes with 802.11 ad Wi-Fi, but leans towards the more expensive side for motherboards.(previously published in issue October 2017)...
