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ASUS Maximus V Formula Motherboard Review

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Both systems are using the Sapphire 6GB HD7970 Toxic Edition at the higher bios setting. Full system specifications are listed on the testing methodology page earlier in the review.

A couple of extra frames per second from the overclocked i7 3770k system, averaging 97 frames per second at these demanding settings.

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8 comments

  1. mega stuff. thanks!

  2. I have a view on this which might not prove popular.

    I think this motherboard is very expensive for Z77. Reason? Its fine with X79 or Xeon motherboards with quad channel etc, but this is £250 for a mainstream platform? great product as always from ASUS, but I wouldnt pay this for Z77 motherboard. £200 would be my limit.

  3. This is their X79 Rampage Extreme IV for the Z77 platform, right?

  4. What a stunning board, great review too. Love it! ive an asus mobo and i love it to bits. so easy to work inside.

  5. Lovely motherboard, I was tempted to buy this a week ago and bought an MSI one at the same time. Quite happy with my decision, im using a 3570K @ 4.6ghz

  6. This is perfect for a typical system with a 2500k/3570k + 7850 or 650 ti. Would actually be better than using a higher wattage psu as it would peak at around 50 percent load when gaming.