RealBench v2.2 Available To Download
ROG's real-world benchmarking app, RealBench, has been updated to v2.2 with new support added in the stability test for systems with 64GB of memory. The benchmark hasn't changed, so results from v2.0 and v2.1 are compatible with the latest v2.2, so don't worry if you're still using the older versions. Download v2.2 here if you want to test your X79 system maxed out with 64GB of DDR3 memory! Not tried RealBench yet? Download it for free, test your PC and upload your result to our leaderboard! It's packed with achievements and comparatives to other ROG systems. 
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