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I know i swore i would never go on this platform, but the guys at ASUS tempted me @ CES. Unfortunately my CPU does not arrive til later.
Thanks goes to Brian @ ASUS for the review sample he gave away as a prize @ CES after party.
The Extreme Family in ASUS is known for the highest standards in gaming boards. ASUS even pushed off a slogan called ROG, aka Republic of Gamers on there brand of the Extreme series Board.
This is the Maximus 4 Extreme available for LGA1155 Sandy Bridge.
The box:
As you open it, you see the board though a plastic shield:
The rear of the Box:
Whats inside?
As you open the box, it comes in 2 separate boxes:
One contains the Board, the other the accessories.
What i found cool about the package was a blue-tooth module you can attach to the board:
What i also notice on the higher end boards now is a place where you can connect a multimeter and get direct voltages though the multi meter, as well as a PCI-E Lane kill switch. (allows you to disable pci-e slots without gpu removal).
Close up of the board:
Close up of the voltage regulators:
Now all i need is a CPU and i'll show you what the board is capable of.
Thank you for reading.
Thanks goes to Brian @ ASUS for the review sample he gave away as a prize @ CES after party.
The Extreme Family in ASUS is known for the highest standards in gaming boards. ASUS even pushed off a slogan called ROG, aka Republic of Gamers on there brand of the Extreme series Board.
This is the Maximus 4 Extreme available for LGA1155 Sandy Bridge.
The box:

As you open it, you see the board though a plastic shield:

The rear of the Box:

Whats inside?
As you open the box, it comes in 2 separate boxes:

One contains the Board, the other the accessories.

What i found cool about the package was a blue-tooth module you can attach to the board:

What i also notice on the higher end boards now is a place where you can connect a multimeter and get direct voltages though the multi meter, as well as a PCI-E Lane kill switch. (allows you to disable pci-e slots without gpu removal).

Close up of the board:

Close up of the voltage regulators:

Now all i need is a CPU and i'll show you what the board is capable of.
Thank you for reading.
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