ASUS Maximus V Extreme Review

PC Mark

Published: 31st July 2012 | Source: ASUS | Price: £317 | Author: Bryan Waters

PC Mark Vantage

Starting with Vantage we have a good level of stock performance. Cranking things up with our overclock leads to the rather strange scenario in that the Productivity and Gaming tests aren't at the very top of the pile, yet the overall PC Mark score is over a thousand points ahead of the next best.

PC Mark 7

Moving on to PC Mark 7 and the results are very tight across the board. At stock the Maximus is just headed by the Sniper 3, but with our overclock in place it is the first of the Z77s to break through the 6000 point mark. Fine stuff indeed.

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31-07-2012, 07:36:01

tinytomlogan

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You can be certain that a new chipset will mean a new ROG board, and today we look at both Maximus V models. First, the Extreme.

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31-07-2012, 08:58:16

Steenie

Great review as always!

31-07-2012, 17:25:47

Lollipop

Am i the only one that absoloutley hates the heatsinks?

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ASUS Maximus V Extreme Review

PC Mark

Published: 31st July 2012 | Source: ASUS | Price: £317 | Author: Bryan Waters

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