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Asus ROG Rampage Extreme motherboard

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Catering to the extreme needs of overclocking enthusiasts, Asus has unveiled the new ROG Rampage Extreme motherboard. that cutting-edge hardware utilizes a full set of features to supply users with varied overclocking options. Through the Asus Extreme Engine, overclockers will enjoy high performance and stability for ultimate overclocking; while TweakIt provides total overclocking control options.
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Press Release after the Jump

To maintain temperatures at an optimum, the ROG Fusion Block System provides exceedingly efficient heat dissipation through a hybrid thermal design – keeping Northbridge temperatures 22.7% cooler.

Taipei, Taiwan, July 8, 2008 – Catering to the extreme needs of overclocking enthusiasts, ASUS has unveiled the new ROG Rampage Extreme motherboard. Backed by world-renowned ASUS engineering, that cutting-edge hardware utilizes a full set of features to supply users with varied overclocking options. Through the ASUS Extreme Engine, overclockers will enjoy high performance and stability for ultimate overclocking; while TweakIt provides total overclocking control options. To maintain temperatures at an optimum, the ROG Fusion Block System provides exceedingly efficient heat dissipation through a hybrid thermal design – keeping Northbridge temperatures 22.7% cooler.

Maximum Overclocking and Heat Dissipation with ROG Extreme Engine
The ROG Extreme Engine is a next-generation dynamic multi-phase capability management system. Equipped with high performance ML Caps (Multilayer type Polymer Capacitor) located at the CPU, Memory and Northbridge, that special capability design ensures a stable ability supply during overvoltage by lowering ESR (Equivalent Series Resistance) – resulting in dependable performance the mission-critical components of the processor, system memory and the Northbridge. These premium ML Caps integrate seamlessly with the True 16-phase potential design that incorporates 3-phases for the Northbridge and 2-phases for memory – ensuring ability stability to allow users

the peace of mind to venture into high voltage options in the BIOS. The Extreme Engine is additionally able to achieve a high capability efficiency of 96% – resulting in less energy loss and less heat production. Additionally, settings can be changed on-the-fly to yield even greater heat dissipation. Undoubtedly, by combining a next-generation multi-phase potential design with additional overclocking headroom, the ROG Extreme Engine redefines the ultimate enthusiast user experience.

Fusion Block System: H2O Ready for Optimal Heat Dissipation
The ROG Rampage Extreme plus includes an optional thermal kit for even better heat dissipation! With a removable MOS heatsink, NB heatsink and optional fan, users can mix and match cooling options to meet every cooling requirement. that customizable cooling option works on the back of the existing ASUS exclusive Fusion Block System – the most versatile, efficient, and advanced on-board thermal system in the world. Combining the ROG’s award-winning heatpipe design with a factory-installed chipset water block, that revolutionary hybrid cooling system provides exceptional thermal improvement to the Northbridge, Southbridge, and even VRM components on the motherboard. While connected to a water cooling system, that hybrid cooling system simultaneously dissipates heat from chipsets and VRMs to supply cooler temperatures for added stability.

TweakIt: Hardcore OC with Finger-tweaking Fun
TweakIt is a grade new feature that caters to users who want a convenient way to perform trial and error runs for overclocking without entering the BIOS for great duration savings. With the joystick-like control, every overclocking option is available for the user – allowing them to utilize performance optimizations “on-the-fly”! Used in conjunction with the LCD Poster device, gamers can next overclock during gaming for that competitive edge – bringing about a type new dimension to overclocking and benchmarking.

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