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    Published on April 3rd, 2010 18:08
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    Asus has officially revealed its newest detailed pictures & technical specifications of the upcoming Asus Rampage III Extreme motherboard based on the Intel X58 chipset.

    Asus is still withholding all the key specifications, price and the availability date, but some features, like support for Intel's LGA 1366 CPUs, triple-channel DDR3 support, four PCI-Express x16 slots with Nvidia NF200 bridge chip and the support for SATA 6.0Gbps and USB 3.0 can be seen from the newly released pictures.

    The new Rampage III Extreme will be packed with overclocking-friendly features as well as the support for mobile phone tweaking via Bluetooth, something that Asus is quite keen on promoting these days. The rest of the features include Gigabit LAN, 7.1-channel audio, eSATA, Firewire, and bunch of USB 2.0 ports.

    The rest of the details should be available pretty soon, but I guess that such a goody-packed motherboard will have a pretty hefty price tag.


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    Comments 24 Comments
    1. acE.Shanny's Avatar
      acE.Shanny - April 4th, 2010
      Ore chorom jinish
    1. TAHMID's Avatar
      TAHMID - April 4th, 2010
      chorom jinish...asus FTW [email protected][email protected]@!
    1. cyanid3's Avatar
      cyanid3 - May 19th, 2010
      Wick3d
    1. Leaving BG's Avatar
      Leaving BG - May 19th, 2010
      Made for OCers, not for us. P6X58D-E FTW !
    1. PPR-GTX's Avatar
      PPR-GTX - June 5th, 2010
      COOL but too costly! And U don't need this too play DotA! XD
    1. Dissent's Avatar
      Dissent - June 5th, 2010
      A purely OC based product = not meant for poor gamers/enthusiasts like us. :closedeyes:

      Love that black/red scheme, and nicely designed heatsinks!
    1. dipanzan's Avatar
      dipanzan - June 6th, 2010
      IMBA Mobo, but the CPU socket is oddly placed. With big coolers, there might be space problems when installing the RAM-modules!
    1. Hamilton's Avatar
      Hamilton - June 6th, 2010
      nope, i don't think so Dip
    1. dipanzan's Avatar
      dipanzan - June 6th, 2010
      Quote Originally Posted by Hamilton View Post
      nope, i don't think so Dip
      problem nao korte pare, but onek boro(huge) air cooler gula problem korte pare, jodi RAM er heatsink onek boro hoy.
      Usually ei shob mobo jara kine, tara onek IMBA RAM o kine jegular heatsink onek boro!

      but I might be wrong, who knows...I dont own such a thing x(
    1. Leaving BG's Avatar
      Leaving BG - June 9th, 2010
      Quote Originally Posted by hiei-warrior View Post
      A purely OC based product = not meant for poor gamers/enthusiasts like us. :closedeyes:
      What is 'pure enthusiast' actually ? And, what's the problem if a poor man manages to buy i7-980X, This crap mobo ( ), 12GB RAM with 2x 5970 4GB ? He'll be kinda enthusiast.
    1. Dissent's Avatar
      Dissent - June 10th, 2010
      So tell me, which poor man did you see buying all those expensive hardware?

      edit: enthusiast = pc hardware freak (simply put )
    1. Mahfuz's Avatar
      Mahfuz - September 25th, 2010
      Quote Originally Posted by dipanzan View Post
      problem nao korte pare, but onek boro(huge) air cooler gula problem korte pare, jodi RAM er heatsink onek boro hoy.
      Usually ei shob mobo jara kine, tara onek IMBA RAM o kine jegular heatsink onek boro!

      but I might be wrong, who knows...I dont own such a thing x(
      agreed ...nicely put...
      it might cause a space shortage problem when anyone try to install a cpu cooler upon it ....
    1. Xanadu's Avatar
      Xanadu - September 26th, 2010
      The Micro ATX version is available @ NEWEGG for USD$229!

      http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813131658
    1. SKJoy2001's Avatar
      SKJoy2001 - October 9th, 2010
      Top ranking board, no doubt, but for those who nose into OCing, Gigabyte should be the safest and most flexible than ASUS. I don't see the back of this board, while the equivallent GB has copper sinks on the backplate as well. Used Intel, Asus & Gigabyte, had a bitter experience with Asus with EPROM failure while Gigabyte saved my life with the secondary BIOS. This board was suppose to have an external load console, I think Asus trimmed it off!

      And yes, with a custom processor cooler, there is a good chance of coliding with the BANK 0 RAM.
    1. Zition's Avatar
      Zition - October 17th, 2010
      ..............................:S:S:S
    1. EBL.Mantis's Avatar
      EBL.Mantis - October 17th, 2010
      Asus Rampage Extreme are best in class.
    1. RuMMaN's Avatar
      RuMMaN - October 19th, 2010
      thinking about selling my current mobo+processor (GIGABYTE X58-UD3R + Core i7 920) and buying this one and Core i7 950.
    1. sakinsarwar's Avatar
      sakinsarwar - November 4th, 2010
      shala marattok ekta MoBO.
    1. Mithun007's Avatar
      Mithun007 - May 25th, 2011
      Eta BD te aste deri ase...
    1. game_o_holic's Avatar
      game_o_holic - May 30th, 2011
      That chick's styles are awsome.

      But Gigabyte G1 Killer Assasin is also great and got sexy looks, Having a rifle magazine inside!

      Its also available at BD...

      So don't lust for it.... Serious gamers should buy Gigabyte G1 Killer Assasin..
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