ASUS X58 Motherboard Reviews

• Benchmark Reviews: ASUS P6T Deluxe OC Palm Edition X58 Motherboard:
  

  "The ASUS P6T Deluxe OC Palm Edition is currently priced at $338.99 at New Egg. While some might argue that this is too expensive, we feel that given all the features this X58 board brings to the table that it is priced at a very reasonable level. Considering that the other boards of it's caliber are priced in the same range and have in many cases less than half the features, we feel the price is actually quite good. Cost-conscious shoppers might like the standard (non-OC Palm edition) ASUS P6T Deluxe motherboard more; especially when it costs significantly less. "

  
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• bit-tech: Asus P6T Deluxe motherboard:
  
  

  "The Asus P6T Deluxe is a good value motherboard (which may be a little expensive for most) that works well and you can easily ignore the bits you don't want to use without losing out on the experience. It is an excellent backbone for some Core i7 shenanigans, despite the fact Asus could really do with a tidy up and consolidation in the future."

  
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• Neoseeker: Asus P6T Deluxe OC Palm Edition Review & Overclocking:
  
  

  "The Asus P6T Deluxe is a really nice motherboard - I became quite fond of the OC Palm device, and it consistently had the best stock clock speed results of the three X58 boards I've reviewed so far.
  
  I liked the feature set of the board - I was especially impressed with the inclusion of a SAS interface, although I suspect few of the buyers of the board will take advantage of it. I think the BIOS needs a bit more work, the ability to tweak the QPI settings may allow for more overclocking headroom, because as the MSI Eclipse showed us, the Core i7 920 has a LOT of overclocking headroom when paired with a great overclocking board."

  
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• Techgage: ASUS Rampage II Extreme - The Definitive Overclocking Board?:
  

  "ASUS has long supported overclockers with their motherboards, but the Rampage II Extreme takes things to the next level. In addition to an even more robust BIOS than what we're used to, we're given the ability to put our multi-meters to good use with the help of easy-access board contacts. When all said and done though, is the RIIE really worth the $400 asking price?"

  
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