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Color choice is a give/take for some users, Color choice is a give/take for some users
ASUS has set its sights on engaging its enthusiasts customers with the new IVY-E CPU refresh as Intel simply did not deliver with a new chipset and features like they did on Z77 for mainstream Ivy.ASUS packed a load of performance improvements and usable...
Abstract: Not a month goes by without ASUS presenting at least one motherboard model. Let's be frank, we don't believe that anyone can follow this pace and know what's happening in their “kitchen”. Of course, the current theme is the new processors for LGA 2011 bas...
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Published: 2013-10-09, Author: Alex , review by: extremespec.net
As a result, the motherboard ASUS X79-DELUXE is a great upgrade honored veteran, which not only changed in appearance for the better, but also received the support of modern audio codec and high-speed wireless standard, IEEE 802.11ac. Also not be redund...
ASUS has taken what is an aging Intel chipset platform and brought it into a much more modern usable desktop workstation environment with the X79 Deluxe motherboard. There is no doubt that this is not a product that will leveraged by the average enthusias...
As far as we can tell, the X79-Deluxe is the only new desktop motherboard rolling out alongside Ivy Bridge-E. Gigabyte, MSI, and ASRock are all relying on existing models for now, though at least one of those vendors has something special planned for Oct...
Abstract: Normally when Intel launches a new generation of processors, it's followed by the introduction of a large number of new motherboards. When Ivy Bridge-E came out in September, that wasn't the case. That's because the Socket 2011 processors are compatible...
Great Aesthetics, Fantastic range of BIOS options, Excellent feature set, Robust power delivery
Limited PCIe lanes for 3x SLI/Crossfire, Cramped CPU socket area
It's been a year since we last sampled anything new from the X79 stable and so it was left to who else but ASUS to quench our thirst for a new X79 motherboard. With the quietly introduced Ivybridge-E ushered in we expected a flurry of activity in the moth...
Review: ASUS X79-DELUXEThere is still life in the X79 chipsets, and why not? It's the only chipset that can support Intel's LGA2011 processors, which are considered to be the best performance processors in the market today. Hence we are quite happy to rec...
Tons of new features, Nice new black and gold design
Performance on stock not great
The ASUS X79-Deluxe motherboard is designed for those who are looking to build a new workstation that has software that utilises multiple cores at any one time. Making use of the overclocking feature is also key because on stock, the performance is negli...
Más rápido y algo más fresco que la generación anterior pero sin grandes mejoras. Las mejoras las podremos encontrar si usamos este procesador con la nueva generación de placas base. El overclocking es más o menos el mismo y las capacidades medias rea...
