Each square inch was tucked full and the many power phases will make sure each component has the right and stable amount of juice flowing through it. There are so many extra ICs on the motherboard that there hardly is any room left for anything else so the EATX form factor was needed. at an enthusiast level, who cares about that anyway. Now how is that not sexy? So yeah, we have little to complain, the board layout itself is pretty good, you could complain about it being EATX and thus a bit bigger, but well. I really seem to dig the all dark design but let me simply show you what I mean: And that makes this a tidbit personal, I find the Rampage IV Black Edition is an extremely good looking motherboard with a proper layout and stuffed with features. Some like skinny, thin some require a little booteeeh. But man, the Rampage VI Black is a haaaawteeh! But we also acknowledge that is will be a little more difficult to position product as it is pushed so extremely far into the pro-overclockers range with the OC Panel and LN2 functions and so on. Still, this ROG piece of hardware remains to be focused mainly at tweakers. Really, this is quality at its best added with features and easy ways to overclock your processor and memory. It works vice versa as well, we've seen end-users with much higher overclocks then we have ever achieved, good on ya! Mind you though that we work with vanilla picked engineering sample CPUs, we can never guarantee you'll achieve the same results at home. For overclocking itself we reached 4800 MHz in a matter if minutes though that really was the maximum for our 4960 processor based on our cooling. Overclocking itself with the UEFI BIOS is fun as well, it really is an easy-to-work-in environment. If you are a novice overclocker and go for easy, flick an OC preset in the BIOS and boom, you are locked & loaded. I dig the performance, tweakability, features.
The ASUS Rampage IV Black Edition has to be one of the more amazing motherboards that I have seen to date.
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