Nuck, Even considering the above, I would still stick with the rampage II you have now that works properly. I have to admit, that mobo had it's challanges to keep stable on an OC. My 1st ROG was my CROSSHAIR (s-940) w/ 6400+ BE.
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Awsome mobo, it paved the way for what RAMPAGE became today or the ROG series as a whole. I think i posted it here a few years bk, but I had to RMA my 1st X38 MAXIMUS FORMULA SE, but it went direct to ASUS so I got a factory referb.
I see RMA paterns on the Egg as wel and it leads me to think they simply got a bad batch shippment. A bad board can come (and does) from all makers because of how fast we pop things out thesedays ro from where. :) If the younger ones buy, they saved and are planning to make this work or last and have often studied it eforehand. I'm asked that many times and to even go to the store w/. Most of the time I see, it's the older or retired guys/gals that now have the money and just buy what their younger computer friends said they like or whish they could buy if they had the money. Plenty of numbskulls out there that buy the most expensive hardware, whether they need it or not. Generally you will only find extremely experienced people buying something that costs over $350!Ī logical assumption, but not true at all. Same here, but now with more family needs, you gotta' curb the spendin and really make it count or last. There was a time, where I would have bought the most expensive components possible.
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My other die hard had to be the recently retired P5WDG2 WS Pro (975X), it took me from my D-940/D-950 & right into Core 2 E6600 & Q6700 as well as newer E6750 with decent OC. Taking a Quad Core to 500FSB DDR3-2000 was cool after. My fave best built had to be the P4C800E, a overclockers workhorse on 875P, and recently the RAMPAGE EXTREME (X48 DDR3) This has to be in my personal opinion, the best of ASUS overclockers on X48 and Core 2. I have a working sample of just about every top end ASUS I baught since the 1st P3B on. Always had the most reliable BIOS & feature sets for AMD and nVidia. When I do need tried and true, I will turn my my bay area local and trusty, "DFI" or if for the AMD side, it's DFI LAN Party all the way for me. Lol, I know, I read a lot of those forums as well but It's a rick of wanting to play with the latest 1st. My god, asus boards that last! Who'da thought it?!
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