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Asus Crosshair V Formula Motherboard Review

Asus includes a piece of software with the Crosshair V Formula which lets you overclock the system without having to enter the BIOS, activate automatic overclocking and to monitor various aspects of the system.  This makes overclocking with this motherboard a very simple process indeed.  See the screenshots below for more details.

The Crosshair V Formula features Asus' excellent UEFI driven BIOS interface, which is a doddle to use.  For some reason our sample was supplied with all of the onboard devices (USB3.0 controller, Audio Controller etc.) switched off.  We had to enable these before installing the drivers onto the test system.  We've included a full set of BIOS screenshots below.

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10 comments

  1. Great looking board that, as usual from Asus. We need the new processors however the current range is looking seriously dated.

  2. quality products. love this company. Only thing I will say is that their pricing is normally a fair bit more compared to some others. more so recently I think

  3. Will be the center of my next system, with a bulldozer CPU. not sure how long this will be, probably a few months off from the rumors online

  4. This is going to sound like such a minor point, but I regret not buying ASUS for my last system. The reason being that I love their support website. Many of the other east makes download files at 5k. it drives me nuts for updates.

    Asus just have the whole package right from the start

  5. As much as this looks ‘great’, im all about the bios and overclocking and their products are very hard to match overall. UEFI bioses are so easy to use too.

  6. cant go wrong with red and black 😉 ROG FTW

  7. Read a few reviews of this now and it seems an all round good board. no faults of note.

    I dont think ill be moving to AMD tho. waiting on the new intel platform end of year.

  8. What they didn’t test or even mention in the review is that SLI or Crossfire do not work at all yet no drivers have been released to work with the new chipset so you may have two cards but they won’t work together till they release the software to use them with the new board. I was all set to buy this board a few weeks ago when it first came out till I found this out. If this if fixed I will pick one of these up asap.

  9. what? the crossfire is not working properly? F ** k! I already buy one of these with 2 XFX RADEON HD 6870.

  10. crossfire is ok no prob with me with 2x xfx 6770
    the driver currently available working fine

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