ASUS Rampage V 10th Anniversary Edition Review
PC Mark
Published: 30th July 2016 | Source: ASUS | Price: |
PC Mark
A few different results in PC Mark. Vantage has the Rampage ahead in nearly every test, and yet somehow behind in the actual PC Mark score. In PC Mark 7 Pro there isn't much to choose between the two ASUS offerings. By the time we reach the latest PC Mark 8 the benefits of the Rampage become clear.
Vantage
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The One Board To Rule Them All!Quote
I think the Mrs has given me the final green light on an upgrade..
I'm thinking this mobo with an Intel i7 6850k and 32Gb ram and a second 980ti classified all under water then that's me done for good.
Apparently we are saving to buy a house..... AhaQuote
I'm thinking this mobo with an Intel i7 6850k and 32Gb ram and a second 980ti classified all under water then that's me done for good.
Apparently we are saving to buy a house..... AhaQuote
I have a question regarding the memory for the motherboard,Corsair is lagging with delivering the 3333mhz Dominator mems i ordered,now the shop has gotten me some Vengance LED 3400mhz in a 4x8 kit bundle,will they work in the motherboard or am i better of waiting for thé 3333mhz ?.Quote
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Originally Posted by Jabs
I have a question regarding the memory for the motherboard,Corsair is lagging with delivering the 3333mhz Dominator mems i ordered,now the shop has gotten me some Vengance LED 3400mhz in a 4x8 kit bundle,will they work in the motherboard or am i better of waiting for thé 3333mhz ?.
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You are also pushing your luck with the capacity as the more you want to run the harder it is for the CPU.
You need to work out what you want to use your PC for and get the right memory for it.Quote
^^^Kap is right. 3466 probably wont XMP and youd have to set it up manually (youd want to no matter what at that speed) but your CPU will be the limiting factor not the board.Quote
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