SAVE $10.19 - ASUS Rampage II Extreme LGA1366 Intel X58 DDR3-1600 ATX Motherboard $368.81

Big Board I bought this wanting the best and from a user it's great. From a builder, big. You need a large case. I had to send back my Armor case and get the large Cooler Master to house it. But this bad boy has every option you could want. Plenty of fan connections, comes with a good sound card, a LCD remote display for info, too many to list. Rating: 4 (Nardly, 2009-12-24) Product reviewed: ASUS Rampage II Extreme LGA1366 Intel X58 DDR3-1600 ATX Motherboard

Worth to buy! Very good for beginer Over clock the computer. Now, I set my cpu voltage to 1.2v, YEAH, JUST 1.2V, my cpu frequnecy is reach 4.11ghz now. And I have been using for play the games, and 3d mark vantage, and there is no crash, pretty good! Rating: 4 (Zhe Zhong Huang, 2009-12-13) Product reviewed: ASUS Rampage II Extreme LGA1366 Intel X58 DDR3-1600 ATX Motherboard

Watch its temperatures I have p6t delux as well as this one. Rampage seems allowing me to OC a little bit more than p6t, if any meaningful speed, and of course it uses more expensive heatsinks and better looking and lightening. However, the temperatures of NB and SB in p6t are just mildly warm even OC i7 920 to 4.0GHz. There are no temp. probes for NB and SB in p6t. But I could touch it. In Rampage, both temp. were raised to >60c after 20 minutes benmark run and stayed there even after benchmark. I double-checked by touching it. They were very hot indeed. Called ASUS support. He wanted me to flush the BIOS, if still hot, return it. I did what he said. after reprogramming the bIOS, Overhit in NB and SB was still the same. So I returned it. The MB was working but would not last long, if you overlooked some temperature reading. Rating: 3 (KTC, 2009-11-22) Product reviewed: ASUS Rampage II Extreme LGA1366 Intel X58 DDR3-1600 ATX Motherboard

Asus tech support is a model for the industry. I actually don't own this board. I own another ASUS board. But this is relevant. ASUS tech support is ASTOUNDING. The best I have ever used by far. They answer quickly-- I've never held for more then 3-5 minutes-- and when they do, oh boy. They hire people with real, serious tech training. They listen carefully and know problem causes by heart-- they're not using an automated troubleshooting system. They suggest a solution and then wait on the line while you try it, so you don't have to go to the trouble of calling back. They don't retreat after 2 minutes to telling you that come component X is no good and you need a new one, like so many tech lines. I've been using the same MOBO (A Striker Extreme) for three years, and their support is to thank for that. Additionally, they can help the tech-unsavvy and the tech-savvy in different ways. I'm pretty in-tuned, and when the tech I spoke to realized this he told me to grab a multi-meter and start poking around, which prevented us from having to test hunches in indirect ways, saving a lot of time. I'm posting here (and on a few other asus board reviews) because I want people to know how awesome their support is and buy their stuff for that reason. I want the top guys at ASUS to see that this business model (spend more on keeping customers happy, make more on repeat sales) can succeed in a market where it is so rare. We need to show corporations that we respond well to being treated well, and maybe one day amazing tech support will be the standard. I'm serious: I will never own a main-board other than an ASUS as long as they keep this level of customer respect. Rating: 5 (T. Savage, 2009-10-29) Product reviewed: ASUS Rampage II Extreme LGA1366 Intel X58 DDR3-1600 ATX Motherboard

great motherboard for overclocking the board is stable with my i7 920 oc'd to 4.2ghz w/ turbo and all cores enabled @ 1.35v. this board is expensive, but worth it if you like to squeeze out everything to the max. Rating: 5 (point & shoot, 2009-10-06) Product reviewed: ASUS Rampage II Extreme LGA1366 Intel X58 DDR3-1600 ATX Motherboard