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Published: 2014-09-05, Author: Ryan , review by: eteknix.com
Brilliant performance, Sophisticated and reliable UEFI BIOS, Best-in-class software package, Impressive range of connectivity, Amazing memory performance and overclocking
Expensive – OC panel isn't necessary, No Dual-LAN,
Pricing (accurate at the time of writing)In the UK the ASUS Rampage V Extreme is available to buy for £334.99 at Overclockers. Over in the USA we are seeing a price tag of $500 at Newegg and Amazon. ASUS provide a 3 year warranty for the R5E.SummaryI thin...
Abstract: Intel has introduced their new high-end Haswell-E CPUs, click here for our extensive review . The new high-end processors make use of a new socket, Socket 2011 v3, and have to be paired with a new chipset, Intel X99. More than enough reason for several ...
Finally has DDR4 3,333MHz+ support, Incredible build quality and presentation, SupremeFX Hi-Fi,
Unjustified price, Improvements will go largely unnoticed for normal users,
The Rampage V 10 edition is the pinnacle of X99 motherboards from ASUS and perhaps all vendors. It costs a fortune, but they don't come much better than this at any price...
This is the first X99 board we have tested and as the numbers indicate, the Intel Haswell E processors and the the X99 platform is meant for performance junkies. The board costs about Rs 36,850 – but if you add in the cost of the Intel Core i7-5960X which...
As far as features and performance go, the ASUS ROG Rampage V Extreme definitely wins a lot of points from us. It's on the tail-end of the expensive scale, sure, but for your money, you're getting literally everything and the kitchen sink.(previously pub...
Review: ASUS ROG RAMPAGE V ExtremeOverpoowered but oh so good!Byline: By DinIt's just a matter of time. With the circus now focused wholly on the new X99 chipset and Haswell-e CPU, it would only be soon before ASUS cooked up something awesome for that pai...
Excellent overclocking potential, Unrivaled memory overclocking performance, Patent-pending OC Socket provides more overclocking performance, Attractive ROG's red and black colour scheme, Solid build quality with high-end components, Enhanced heatsink wi
Extremely pricey, Slow booting time, No dual LAN, ASUS Rampage V Rampage received Editor's Choice Award from OCDrift.com, Disclaimer: OCDrift.com gives out our own award based on the Hardware Performance, OverClocking Ability, Innovation, and Value as de
ASUS's Rampage Extreme model has been their flagship mainboard for years each time when new chipset was released. The Rampage V Extreme is no exception. It is ASUS's highest-end X99 motherboard in the ROG family which utilizes latest LGA2011-v3 socket. It...
Great onboard features, Good overclocking tools, Rich accessory bundle, 3year warranty
Price could be cheaper
 As with the previous iterations of the RAMPAGE series motherboard, ASUS has been predominantly marketing it as the ultimate platform for overclocking. Due to this, the ASUS RAMPAGE V EXTREME has the DNA of previous entries most notable the RAMPAGE IV BL...
Abstract: I was in for a treat when I entered tbreak labs last week, with not one but two of the new X99 mainboards – the ASUS Rampage V Extreme and the ASUS X99 Deluxe. With no surprises, both these motherboards are based on the latest X99 Express chipset, coinciding with Intel’s much awaited Haswell Extreme (HSW-E) processor – the world and gaming community in specific was waiting for...
