Once again, Asus hit upon this model DirectCU II! The regret, the obligation to condemn three PCI-e to view the impressive cooling system but unless you opt for more than two cards, this does pose no concern to the majority of you. I bet that Asus will rectify in the coming weeks the sake of reading on the power stage. In performance, they are very good and the overclocking potential is very interesting. more

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Asus Rampage Extreme IV has convinced us with its power stage, 4-port PCI-Express x16 graphics cards can be used by dual-slot, and its extreme overclocking functions. more

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Asus Rampage Extreme IV has convinced us with its power stage, 4-port PCI-Express x16 graphics cards can be used by dual-slot, and its extreme overclocking functions. more

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The radius of satisfaction include a solid card, defect-free youth, who manages what was the Z68 and adds native support for the USB3 and PCIE3, and is guaranteed for 5 years. As for the software package, it is excellent from Asus, with the Thermal Radar is a real good idea as well exploited more

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A luxury all-in-one, intuitive and efficient

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The performance of this cooler is very balanced. One could probably make more noise but the card will be inaudible in a closed box, it is suffisant.Le profile breakdown is quite permissive, allowing the GPU to heat up, before tripping late around 60 ° C, this is a good thing. The DirectCU convinces us completely on the HD7770.

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In practice, the ASUS solution is quite appropriate and will be inaudible in most cases. [...] Finally with respect to the PCB, it uses the AMD but desugn sauce ASUS: matte black coating, chamfered corners and the little golden symbol near the ASUS PCI-E.

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