Testseek.com have collected 60 expert reviews of the Asus Rampage 3 Extreme and the average rating is 89%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Asus Rampage 3 Extreme.
May 2010
(89%)
60 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Red and Black Color Scheme, PCI Express Disable Switches, Excellent BIOS Support, 4-Way Multi GPU Support, 3-Way SLI Support, Lots of Aftermarket Parts
Motherboard heatsink could have been designed better, Lots of stuff around the CPU socket (difficult to insulate), Bluetooth connect not available on PC, ROG Connect won't adjust multipliers
We know several overclockers that swear by Asus products and turn their noses up at even considering a different motherboard brand. After having used the Rampage III Extreme for what it was intended we can see where this comes from. On the surface t...
High Performance and Excellent Stability, Versatility during overclocking, High Quality components (Analog and Digital power implementation), and great new looking heatsink design, LED Voltage and Temperature indicators, Switchable Dual-BIOS with LED indicators, and reflashing possible through BIOS in case of corruption, USB BIOS Flashing possible even with CPU, Memory and Video Card, Debug
Not packaged in antistatic packaging.
The Rampage III Extreme was worthy enough to make it into our main system for everyday use. We've seen several new innovations on this motherboard that we have not seen in the past, like BIOS flashing through a USB flash drive without any hardware pr...
Abstract: & Specifications The eVGA X58 Classified motherboard has been ruling the overclocking scene for quite a while. Its superior design was ahead of any of its rivals. Warranting rock solid high base clock action and a supreme power design, making it a let...
Abstract: We put the top 890FX and X58 mobos through their paces Gordon's freestyle technique is decent, but next time he decides to fling mobos, we want to see him do a thumber backhand, or better yet, a skip shot. Ready to finally build your post-recession mac...
Some say it eats CPUs for breakfast. Others say it's secretly a masochist. All we know is the ASUS Rampage III Extreme motherboard is one tough customer and well worth your hard earned dollars. ...
We come back to our original question of which motherboard is the right one to buy? As you saw from our results, the boards under the spotlight today all performed more or less the same at stock settings. This means when purchasing a motherboard, you ...
Good performance, Appealing design, Easy to use BIOS, USB 3.0 and SATA 6Gb/s
Expensive, Incremental upgrade over previous model
Looking at the high end motherboard market, we find a broad spectrum of price points. We previously mentioned Gigabyte's $699 UD9, and the $599 SR-2 from EVGA. If we look past those two models, the choices are priced in the $299 to $399. We recently revie...
Abstract: Not that long ago, we hung out with the Maximus III Extreme motherboard, which represents one of the best P55 solutions. As foreseeable, ASUS also rejuvenated the X58 model with Rampage III Extreme. May we remind you that Rampage II Extreme was one of ...
