ASUS Rampage V Edition 10 Review

Published by Marc Büchel on 25.07.16
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BIOS


As usual the ASUS UEFI BIOS looks just great, which means the design is good and the menu is well structured. As soon as you enter the BIOS you see that with this motherboard all is about performance, since you arrive on the page with all the different clock speed and voltage settings. It’s just always surprising to see that with every new platform ASUS manages to set the bar for a great BIOS even higher. What’s just standard is that all the different voltages as well as clock speed can be changed on the first page. Other than that there are pre-defined overclocking profiles for CPU as well as memory overclocking. As we’ve already mentioned in the overclocking part before, this BIOS/board is here to drive your hardware at the absolute limit.

   




   


Page 1 - Introduction Page 15 - UC Bench
Page 2 - Specs and Delivery Page 16 - Super Pi 1M / 32M
Page 3 - Features Page 17 - wPrime 1024M Multi Core
Page 4 - Layout Page 18 - Cinebench
Page 5 - Connectors and I/O Page 19 - Tomb Raider
Page 6 - BIOS Page 20 - Metro Last Light
Page 7 - Test setup Page 21 - Thief
Page 8 - Preview / Gallery Page 22 - Right Mark Audio Analyzer
Page 9 - 3DMark Page 23 - BCLK Overclocking
Page 10 - 3DMark 11 Page 24 - Power Consumption
Page 11 - 3DMark Vantage Page 25 - Performance Rating
Page 12 - PC Mark 8 Page 26 - Price Comparison
Page 13 - SiSoft Sandra 1 Page 27 - Conclusion
Page 14 - SiSoft Sandra 2  




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