Technical data of ASUS Rampage III

I came to know about some information of ASUS Rampage III. It states that the design received an update in the typical ROG-red and black, and leans more to the magnifying brother, the Rampage Extreme III. The socket 1366 is framed by voltage regulator cooling, IOH cooler and memory slots closely. The former are held flat by the way enough to give sweeping cool place. If the memory slots ASUS promises to DDR3-2200 to operation and installation - to compatibility issues out of the way to go - just at the top of movable tabs to lock the memory modules. But I want to know about the technical data of that motherboard. So please provide me an information of technical data of ASUS Rampage III.

Technical specifications that are at present available for the Asus Rampage III Extreme include:

• Support for Intel’s LGA 1366 CPU
• Triple-channel DDR3 support
• Four PCI-E x16 slots with Nvidia NF200 bridge chip
• Support for SATA 6.0Gbps
• USB 3.0
• Gigabit LAN
• 7.1 channel audio
• eSATA
• Firewire

The power supply can ASUS untouched compared to its predecessor. So take the CPU back eight phases, with a portion of the power supply even at the bottom of the motherboard migrates and receives a heat sink that will also provide a better pressure on the top. The IOH, QPI / DRAM, the memory slots as well as receive two phases.

The well-operating thermal system consists of a separate heatsink on the ICH10R south bridge heat pipe and a grouping of IOH and voltage transformers. The heat sinks are provided with a rough coating, which is to increase the area further. Unfortunately, it is not possible, a fusion block water cooler to be installed on the Northbridge. From now on, the entire cooling will dismantled and replaced. Too bad, because this option had been very well received and offered an inexpensive upgrade option for water cooling and read it yet untouched by the guarantee. The heat of the not very cool X58 chipset is very effectively carried away on the large heat sink of the voltage converter. This is a nickel-plated heat pipes directly on the chip embedded in the heat sink. The pressure has been very good, as evidenced by the footprints of the components. Am I / O terminal, the Rampage III genes in addition to the essential elements for nine USB ports. Two of them (indicated by the blue staining) set with the renowned NEC USB 3.0 controller available. A port can either be used for normal USB devices or ROG-Connect, what the buttons are pressed next to the vertical slot has USB. Another key to reset the Bios also finds its place. The eight SATA ports provide the ICH10R Southbridge six times SATA2. The two red ports offer the very Marvell 9128 PCI Controller SATA3 and offer over Speeding HDD driverless. Raid for composites using the ICH10R is - as usual - need a driver.

ASUS advertises the sound excessive but again with the X-Fi slogan, but also this time be paid for all Creative effects only software. The actual sound chip is a VIA VT2020 fact. At the bottom are in addition to the known things, such as additional USB ports and two of the five four-pin fan connectors and the illuminated push-button start and restart. The little red button is used to load the "Go-profile". Let us conclude with a look at the expansion slots, which hold the micro-ATX typical in a manageable number. Both PCI Express 16 slots are connected by a full 16 lanes and enable multi-GPU configurations. If both slots with double slot graphics card cover fitted, this PCI and PCI-Express 4-slot. The side of the 24-pin connector will find the "ProbeIt" - and "Q" LED feature. The former allows for using a multimeter to read out the real voltages. Q-LED is diagnosed by four red LEDs indicate the status of the core components (CPU / RAM / VGA / boot medium) during the boot process and helps identify problems quickly.

While talking about this motherboard, it is Compact, Micro-ATX. Square is therefore the Rampage III genes with only 24.4 inches side length. ASUS’ new-fangled overclocking system means you can in reality control the speed of the system from a close by Bluetooth phone. Otherwise you can backup or move BIOS overclock settings on a USB stick. In the interim their Extreme Engine Digi+ system gets better heat dissipation by 30-percent over traditional MOSFET, while conductivity has gone up by 40-percent. There are also dual 8-pin power connectors and two 4-pin Molex plugs for powering the CPU and GPU with room to auxiliary, while supplementary connectors include nine USB 2.0, four PCIe2.0 x16 slots, seven SATA 3.0Gb/s, two SATA 6.0Gb/s, eSATA, gigabit ethernet, FireWire, six memory channels and extra. Full specs in the gallery below; the only thing we require to know now is pricing, though the ASUS Rampage III Extreme is unlikely to be contemptible when it arrives.