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ASUS ROG RAMPAGE IV BLACK EDITION LGA 2011 Intel X79 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Extended ATX Intel Gaming Motherboard
- Intel X79
- Core i7 (LGA2011)
- DDR3 2800*(*O.C.)/ 2666*/ 2400*/ 2133*/ 1866/ 1600/ 1333/ 1066
Rampage IV Black Edition
Following in the legacy forged by the Rampage 111 Black Edition, the R4BE - as it is known by ROG fans - is the perfect marriage of gaming and overlocking. Sacrificing nothing to appease both crowds, the Rampage IV Black Edition delivers the ultimate X79 experience.

SupremeFX Black
Pioneered on ROG, SupremeFX has been the standard by which all other audio solutions are compared. Adding an op-amp, DAC, and headphone amp to an already powerful combination of hardware, lets SupremeFX Shielding and ELNA premium audio capacitors take audio performance beyond the limits of the ALC 1150 codec. Meanwhile, a Cirrus Logic CS4398 DAC joins a TPA6120A2 headphone amp to deliver 120dB SNR and 600 load impedance to ensure powerful, immersive sound when gaming on headphones. Lastly, ROG Sonic Radar software helps FPS gamers localize sounds via on-screen radar.

ROG RAMDisk
Game faster from start to finish by combining ROG hardware and software. ROG RAMDisk software makes the most of the DIMM design on the Rampage IV Black Edition by creating lightning-fast virtual drives for temporary storage. RAMDisk can also be used for partial caching to automatically store large, slow-loading files like maps into memory.

Intel Gb LAN with GameFirst
The latest Intel 1217 Gb LAN minimizes CPU overhead under high bandwidth utilization, which combined with ROG GameFirst ensures the lowest ping times. For wireless scenarios, the included mPCle Combo combines 802.11ac Wi-Fi/Bluetooth 4.0 and M.2/NGFF slot in one.


Premium Overclocking Components, Including OC Panel
BlackWing Choke, 90% efficient NexFET MOSFETs and 10K Black Metallic Capacitors lay the groundwork for Extreme Engine Digi+ to provide the highest, most stable overclocking. The bundled OC Panel lets you make the most of these superior components, with two different modes. In Normal Mode, OC Panel installs into an available 5 ¼in. drive bay and displays CPU temperature, ratios, BCLK and fan RPM. Switching to Extreme Mode and utilizing the OC Panel as a handheld device unlocks its enthusiast overclocking functionality. Connectors for Subzero Sense, VGA SMB and VGA hotwire are available directly on the OC Panel, as well as remote power and reset buttons.

New UEFI with SSD Secure Erase
The new black-themed Rampage IV Black Edition UEFI provides significant upgrades to both EZ and Advanced modes, as well as SSD Secure Erase to completely wipe repurposed drives and restore factory write speeds. For faster setup, EZ mode now includes date/time, fan profiles and XMP memory profiles. In Advanced Mode, both individual settings as well as submenus can now quickly be accessed by placing them into the My Favorites tab or the Shortcuts menu. Lastly, changes to the UEFI can easily be tracked by looking in the Last Modified Log or by leaving notes using the new Quick Note function.


Warranty & Returns
Warranty, Returns, And Additional Information
Warranty
- Limited Warranty period (parts): 3 years
- Limited Warranty period (labor): 3 years
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Return Policies
- Return for refund within: Non-refundable
- Return for replacement within: 30 days
- This item is covered by Newegg.com's Replacement Only Return Policy
Manufacturer Contact Info
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- Support Phone: 1-510-739-3777
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Pros: - Ridiculously easy to set up. Everything is labeled and the manual is extremely detailed. - Looks fantastic in a windowed case. Dark PCB and LED lights, a ROG logo, and a boot readout. - UEFI works well, and aside from a brief issue getting my mouse and keyboard to work on boot, has given me no issues. - SPACE! The whole reason I decided to build my own system again was my extraterrestrial brand desktop would not let me fit SLI graphics and a soundcard at the same time. (Which is %$#^ for a gaming desktop.) - RAM - wow, you can fit so many RAM sticks on here.
Cons: - So expensive, and there aren't a lot of LGA 2011 boards left to choose from if you want a decent feature set. - Stuff you probably don't need stuffed in to make it more expensive. An overclocking remote/LCD screen. What do I do with this? Expensive on-board audio - already have a soundcard I love.
Overall Review: I've had it running 2 weeks + with no issues. (Well, except you have to plug the mouse and keyboard into the right USB slots or they won;t work at boot, which is annoying.) I have 2 super expensive Klevv RAM sticks running alongside my OEM extraterrestrial ram - which has entirely different specs - and it works fine. (A testament to the board and the Klevv RAM) I would have picked up a newer board with a more modern socket, but my Intel i7-45930K from my extraterrestrial brand PC still kicks &^%$, so I didn't see any need to spend money on a processor that wasn't any better just to get a newer board. I've always had good luck with Asus, so I felt like sticking with them. (2 gaming laptops, Android tablets, a phone, and a ton of video cards, not to mention prior motherboards.)