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This only real “limitation” is that you are required to use a graphics card. Since it sounds link you have one (or more), then you have nothing to worry about

Hey,I’m looking to build a new pc,and I want to use the i7 2600k with the asus maximus Iv extreme,and I’ve been looking through a few reviews in pc format magazines,and I’ve been worried about this whole no intergrated graphics thing? What does that mean?, I won’t have problems if I use that cpu combo with the mobo? Right? It will still function perfectly if I plug in directly to my graphics card? There won’t be any lock outs or bottle necks?

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Hey, thanks for the fast reaction
Well, they are in safe zone. I testet it with prime95 and (in combination) with RealTemp360.
I think to remember that the hightes temps were around 47°C. Just the mainboard and the RAM (I plugged on of the optional temp-sensors with tesa at one) are around 60°C. Do you think thats ok??

There are many reasons why you’re seeing this…and no it doesn’t make me worried. More important, you should check your load temps and ensure their in a safe zone

One question here: I always have a higher temp at CPU socket (Idle: 41°C) and Motherboard (Idle: 40°C), as CPU (Idle: 26-30°C) in AI Suite 2. Can this be normal? I use Thors Hammer (Xigmatek) with two 120mm pwm-fan of Akasa. Also one 120mm case-fan from Akasa and one 92mm case-fan of Noiseblocker.

Na… My quad 5Ghz/ddr3 2200Mhz cas7 will eat your 4Ghz SixCore 1333Mhz slowness for dinner.

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this is the best maximus iv extreme review i have read

thank you very much for answering my questions

Nice review as usual..
You concluding remarks appear right on with your anlysis of the products
Love the board, I don’t know why they don’t use tri-channel memory
The Sandy will be a boon to the PC & laptop mfgrs and to most of the overclocking & gaming community

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So far this is the only motherboard I have tested. I’ll be comparing it to a pair of Gigabyte boards later this month, maybe I’ll have a better idea at that time.

hi mia, which mobo do you think is actually the best? I ask this to you because I’m planning to go with a 2600k and I want a mb with a layout similar to the rampage 3

thanks for you help

@ grant c….yes, three 6970s will fit….but I’m not sure about the NH-D14.

Thanks mia for choosing.
For Grant C.
Please take a look at
ram compatibility with DH14
http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=compatibility_ram_gen&products_id=34&lng=en
Dominator with DH14 solved
http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=faqs&step=2&lng=de&products_id=34#14

will 3 6970s fit on this thing… the pci slots look to close together.

i would like to go with the NH-D14 and corsair dominator, with standard dimms

is it possible?

Thermalright Mux – 120 (clearance=47mm) + Team Extreem LV PC3-16000 2000 MHz 11-9-27 1.65V (2×4GB) 4 sticks=16gb (height= 45mm)

If you have more questions/comments….feel free to join our discussion in the forum
http://www.techreaction.net/forums/showthread.php?t=4695

Thanks mia anyway. What do you suggest the better combination among these for Sandy [my budget ]?

Tuniq tower 120 Extreme (clearance=43mm)/ Megahalem 44cm + GG.SKILL Ripjaws F3-12800CL9D-8GBRL PC3-12800 1600Mhz CL 9-9-9-24 Voltage 1.5v 4 sticks=16gb (height=40mm)

or

Tuniq Tower 120 Extreme (clearance=43mm)// Megahalem 44cm + Corsair XMS3 PC3-12800 CMX4GX3M1A1600C7 7-8-7-20 1.65v 4 sticks=16gb (tinggi = 33mm)

or

Thermalright Mux – 120 (clearance=47mm) + Team Extreem LV PC3-16000 2000 MHz 11-9-27 1.65V (2x4GB) 4 sticks=16gb (height= 45mm)

or

Tuniq tower 120 Extreme (clearance=43mm) / Megahalem 44cm+ Patriot PC3-12800 (1600MHz) 8-9-8-24 1.65V PX538G1600LLK (height = 41mm)

Regards.

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Wow, this is really encouraging. I speced almost this very same configuraiton for a friend of mine. He can’t wait to buy!!! thanks for all the hard work. Hope we can get close on the chip.

Thanks bro

Nice work, Miahallen! This seems like a great alternative to benchers who can’t afford Gulftown and want an improvement over Bloomfield.

@ realbabilu, I do not have a Tuniq Tower to test fit, so I’m not sure. Concerning XMP, I didn’t use it, I always set memory manually (there’s no performance advantage for using XMP).

I need to know whether i can use the tuniq tower 120 extreme with team dark xtreme low heatsink ?
does it obstruct?
and how good asus set the xmp memory?

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