Preview: ASUS Maximus V Formula
Published by Marc Büchel on 10.08.12Page:
Features
| Extreme Engine Digi+ II | Since quite some time ASUS has been equipping its boards with digital power designs. Using the right software it is not only possible to adjust voltages while being in Windows on can now also control impedances. Furthermore this board features high quality 10K black metallic capacitor which guarantee a long lifespan. |
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| Fusion Thermo | In case of the Maximus V Formula ASUS wanted to offer their customers something special when it comes to cooling. Therefore they decided to not only connect the VRM coolers with a heatpipe, they also put a water cooling chamber on top of the heatpipe. On both ends you find big connectors to securely attach water tubes. |
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| Supreme FX | With Supreme FX, ASUS provides their Maximus V Formula with beefed up Audio. The audio solution itself is based upon an Analog Devices AD1988B Audio Codec. But what makes the Supreme FX special is for example the fact that it has been isolated from all the other components on the motherboard. Through this measure electrical interference could be reduced. On the audio chip you can also find an EMI shield. Furthermore there is a big 1500uF capacitor which helps improving dynamic range. |
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| mPCIe Combo expansion card | The ROG mPCIe Combo expansion card enables users to expand the capability of the motherboard with either the mSATA or mPCIe devices. Furthermore there is the bundled BT3.0/4.0 with Dual Band WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n card. |
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| EPU | If you activate the EPU this chip monitors all possible voltages and clock speeds and automatically sets them to guarantee an energy efficient operation of you system. | |
| TPU | As soon as one activates the TPU this chips monitors all possible voltages and clock speeds using the according software. The difference to the EPU is that TPU will provide as much performance as possible. Therefore it can increase clock speeds and voltages. | |
| Page 1 - Introduction | Page 4 - Layout |
| Page 2 - Specs and Delivery | Page 5 - Connectors and I/O |
| Page 3 - Features | Page 6 - Conclusion |
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