Originally Posted by elGafas What is the "Q reset" button for?
It's for using LN2 only:
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When the LN2_Mode jumper does not work and your CPU cannot resume functioning, press the Q_Reset button to temporarily stop the power supply to the CPU and help the CPU recover from a frozen condition.
When the LN2_Mode jumper does not work and your CPU cannot resume functioning, press the Q_Reset button to temporarily stop the power supply to the CPU and help the CPU recover from a frozen condition.
Originally Posted by M7ck So could you do sli/crossfire in this and both cards will run at x16 speed?
Yes, although not "true" x16 in the most fundamental sense since it's one x16 lane from the CPU multiplexed into two via the NF200 chipset. Just like previous boards that used it.
As much as I like the board, I just dont understand the point of NF200 on P55. For the price, complexity, power and heat you might aswell have gone with X58.
But then again I suppose this is a true benching board for people just out to get numbers with LGA1156.
LOL... i just happen to have a perfectly bricked msi mobo cuz of a bad bios flash. upgaded last year to gigabytes ultra durable board and have already been saved by it's dual bios setup.
this motherboard most likely costs more then an rampage extreme II (ok it lacks USB3 and Sata 6 both not important to me really as i do most of my stuff over Gigabit networking)
The black and red color scheme is good and all, but too many companies use it. EVGA, Asus and Foxconn c'mon I want to see some green in motherboards again.
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ReplyExpect a Titan Fenrir 1st Feb, 2nd Feb, 3rd Feb, 4th Feb, etc etc edition review.
Each of them differ by the colour of a single fin.
It's for using LN2 only:
Thanks!
Yes, although not "true" x16 in the most fundamental sense since it's one x16 lane from the CPU multiplexed into two via the NF200 chipset. Just like previous boards that used it.
you may joke, but they would all rock :P
clearly, they've listened to us, and taken away the IDE ports, well done Asus.
what are the 2 molex connectors for? looks like the board is a bit too power hungry.
If you read the text... :P
Each PCI-E socket can provide 75W, x5 = 375W
It's not the board that's power hungry, it's what it offers. You don't want to be pulling over 500W from an 8-pin 12V CPU power plug in reality.
But then again I suppose this is a true benching board for people just out to get numbers with LGA1156.
True though. So I said it.
;)
loud and proud.
Where's the Rampage III?
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