I'd love to see this board under full cover waterblocks in a mini case (though it would be interesting to see if slim-line rads could handle it overclocked).
Great surprise and finally the review, was asking when it's due to be released since it has appeared in the Asus' reviews. Someone who has the cash to buy a LGA2011 system will probably be thinking of water cooling the hell out of it.
I think it should also receive a recommended award, Asrock deserves it this time. Rest to see if the Rampage IV Gene will match or surpass this one but at a competitive price which I don't believe, so Asrock will have the upper hand on LGA 2011 m-atx market share
Interesting, Does anyone know how is ASRock customer service? If it's anything like GIGABYTE than no thank you. I thought ASUS was bad till I met GIGA.
would using a downdraft based cpu cooler such as the noctua c14 improve overclocking potential by cooling the vrm's a bit with the large amount of air it would move?
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ReplyA little confused, though. On the last page you mention it came 2nd in the media benchmarks but it's got the highest overall score, stock and OC'd...
Good spot, amended!
Blame Intel, not the vendor :D
I was actually coming here just to say this. I do NOT want to go back to motherboards with those damn things.
I'd rather have to deal with some noise than have my hardware overheat and malfunction tbh.
ASRock actually managed to make a brown PCB look good, never seen that look pulled off so well before ;)
I think it should also receive a recommended award, Asrock deserves it this time. Rest to see if the Rampage IV Gene will match or surpass this one but at a competitive price which I don't believe, so Asrock will have the upper hand on LGA 2011 m-atx market share
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