dmoney1980
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The Asus x99 deluxe board would be perfect if it had a m2 slot...I don't see any from the pics though
Yeah I'll probably be getting the Asus X99 Deluxe, beautiful board and has the features I need.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1509434/novabilgisayar-asus-x99-deluxe-revealed
The Asus x99 deluxe board would be perfect if it had a m2 slot...I don't see any from the pics though
The shorter slot, second down from the top PCIe x16.
looks like a mini PCI-e, if I'm not mistaken. If it is indeed a m2 slot, then I say design fail. For starters, a dual GPU blocks it. Also, a longer drive would look dumb sticking out of the mobo like that.
Here's hoping that they have one on the back of the board!
I didn't find the one on the back, but the manual shows the m2 slot on page 1-36, along with some funky looking m2 racket on page "xiv"
Hmmm... with my current setup I'll need 11 SATA connectors. I suppose I could move my backup HDD to a NAS enclosure and put it on the network.
Edit: Solved the problem. Bought a 256GB 850 Pro and four 1TB 840 EVOs.
That board looks classy, would go well with my incoming white Mercury S8. Would be nice to see an X99 ROG "White" board this time instead of X79 "Black". Guess I'll worry about color coordinating if/when I decide to go X99.Yeah I'll probably be getting the Asus X99 Deluxe, beautiful board and has the features I need.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1509434/novabilgisayar-asus-x99-deluxe-revealed
Let me ask you....Are you using Ice Dragon or a (Mayhems) dye? Reason being, I'd prefer to just use pure distilled and a silver bullet with white tubing but I'm going to be using a dual bay reservoir so of course I'd like to have the fluid look white. If you're using Ice Dragon are you seeing any negative effects like staining, settling, etc.?
Shot of a previous gen Xeon maybe
That Xeon 5650 2.66GHz has a retail or $999 according to Intel
Colour scheme works perfectly for me with the white/black. My water cooling fluid is white in clear tubes and all my blocks and fittings are black. Should be sweet!
For storage, the Rampage V Extreme includes 12 SATA 6 Gbps ports and two SATA Express ports. There’s also two USB 3.0 headers and two USB 2.0 headers. Expansion slots include five PCI-e 3.0 x16 slots and an open-end PCI-e 3.0 x1 slot. The SupremeFX audio chip is isolated on its own PCH indicated by a red colored line and offers hd audi through the 7.1 channel audio jack at the I/O panel. The I/O panel is loaded with ports which include 10 USB 3.0, 2 USB 2.0, a Gigabit Ethernet LAN port, WiFi AC connector, 7.1 Channel audio jack, reset button and a ROG connect button. ASUS bundles the ROG Rampage V Extreme with the OC Panel which is an enthusiast grade overclocking tool built for overclockers offering easier accessibility to several overclocking tools and utilities which can be configured in real time. The pricing for the board is not known at the moment but we can expect a $450+ US range for this bad boy.
I didn't find the one on the back, but the manual shows the m2 slot on page 1-36, along with some funky looking m2 racket on page "xiv"
Nice looking board, but defiantly a design fail on the M.2 vertical socket and bracket setup.
Welp, only way to go is SATA express, otherwise it seems you wreck an otherwise beautifully designed board.
The Rampage V Extreme has been revealed! E-ATX form factor, AC wifi, loaded!
Source: http://wccftech.com/asus-x99-rog-ra...ed-e-atx-form-factor-with-digi-ii-vrm-design/
I don't know these days, but the way things are going could probably park your car on the side when you come home from workThe Rampage V seems to have all the features I want. Does the SupremeFX audio have headphone amplification?
SATA express is a compromise as its only capable of 10Gb, where a properly implemented M.2 slot can do 20Gb on 4 x PCIe 2.0 or M.2 ultra 32Gb on PCIe 3.0
So IMO SATA express is definitely not the way to go. I would hazard a guess the SATA express is already obsolete as a solution.
Marvel have produced a 4 x PCIe 3.0 NVMe controller that is sampling to OEM now, so next year we will be tapping into the M.2 Ultra slots bandwidth.