Asus showed at CeBIT the latest evolution of the Rampage Extreme III, end enthusiast motherboard based on X58 chipset and dedicated to fans of gaming & overclocking. This is the Black Edition, a solution which is characterized as the name points out visually for a black color of the PCB and components.
The first thing to note is the presence of an additional PCIe card, called the Thunderbolt, which integrates both the Xonar sound chip that the processor E2100 Bigfoot Networks (LAN who does not want to use the external LAN controller can always use the Ethernet port on-board Intel , ed.) On the back, near the peripheral I / O, you have inserted a mini-card Bluetooth + WiFi 802.11n.
Compared to the previous model, the layout has changed more in the style of approaching Maximus Extreme IV. All the components on the PCB dedicated to overclocking - buttons including Power, Reset, Clear CMOS and one dedicated to monitoring - V-Check points - are now more easily accessible.
The first thing to note is the presence of an additional PCIe card, called the Thunderbolt, which integrates both the Xonar sound chip that the processor E2100 Bigfoot Networks (LAN who does not want to use the external LAN controller can always use the Ethernet port on-board Intel , ed.) On the back, near the peripheral I / O, you have inserted a mini-card Bluetooth + WiFi 802.11n.
Compared to the previous model, the layout has changed more in the style of approaching Maximus Extreme IV. All the components on the PCB dedicated to overclocking - buttons including Power, Reset, Clear CMOS and one dedicated to monitoring - V-Check points - are now more easily accessible.
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