ASUS ROG Rampage VI Apex Review
Passmark 9
Published: 27th August 2017 | Source: ASUS | Price: |
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Passmark is the perfect demonstration of our points so far, where the raw clock speed and GPU limits leave all the X299s tightly grouped, but when the Rampage VI Apex is free to do its thing without worries about CPU temperatures - in the memory test here - it shines.
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Originally Posted by Avet
I like they consulted overclockers in designing this board.
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There is a bad fault with this board and all the Rampage boards for that matter if you are using 4 cards. All the connectors at the bottom of the board are covered by the 4th card which makes them useless. This could have been overcome by turning the connectors 90 degrees like they have done with the molex connector found on Rampage boards.
Also having the connectors turned 90 degrees would make cable management even easier.Quote
£419. Why does that sound like terrific value for money? 
Stunning isn't it? Asus at the top of their game. They really are. I also like how they continue those looks all the way down to the bottom now too (B350 Strix).Quote
Stunning isn't it? Asus at the top of their game. They really are. I also like how they continue those looks all the way down to the bottom now too (B350 Strix).Quote
Great review, love the board. The way the bottom is off cut and the access to the SATA ports is great. As Tom said it looks like the board is capable of giving more if you have a de-lidded CPU.
28:07 in the video has buckled me, had a mouthful of Pepsi at the time and my Monitor / Keyboard nearly had it second hand.Quote
28:07 in the video has buckled me, had a mouthful of Pepsi at the time and my Monitor / Keyboard nearly had it second hand
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I like they consulted overclockers in designing this board. I am surprised you didn't give it ultimate reward like to the Maximus IX Apex.Quote