Tech Sweden On The Rampage IV Gene: A Performance Monster
Do not let the GENE's mini size fool you into thinking its performance is in anyway lacking, as the guys over at TechSweden found out. They seemed suitably impressed, and gave the Rampage IV GENE a top mark rating of 5/5 and classified it as "A Performance Monster" motherboard.
TechSweden on Rampage IV Gene:
"ASUS has once again created a performance monster to their ROG series. With powerful performance, good cooling performance and lots of features, we cannot give this motherboard anything else than best in test"
Head on over to their [Swedish] full review (if you're using Chrome you can auto-translate).
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