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Darox · ‎04-14-2016

http://www.asus.com/Microsite/mb/intel-core-i7-x-series-cpu-ready/

tistou77 · ‎04-14-2016

Sorry for my english 😄

Case: Lian Li A77F
MB: Rampage VI Extreme Encore
CPU: i9 10980XE
RAM: G.Skill Trident Z RGB Royal 4x8Gb @4000 C16
GPU: EVGA RTX 2080ti XC Ultra
PSU: Seasonic Prime Ultra Titanium 1000W
OS: Intel Optane 905P PCIe
DATA: Samsung 980 Pro
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Arne_Saknussemm · ‎04-14-2016

Well, in true ASUS support fashion...you click on it.... it takes you to website... where the new BIOS isn't waiting 😉

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GoNz0- · ‎04-14-2016

No sign of it on the download site *slow clap*

The latest modded R5E BIOS can be found at win-raid by clicking this sig

Avenger411 · ‎04-14-2016

Hey,

R5E has beta drivers :(. Why do we get the shaft lol. I am not going to test drivers that's for sure.

Max

Cpu : Intel 5930K@4.25ghz@1.2v / Cache @4.25ghz@1.20v
Cpu Cooler : Corsair H100i
Case : Corsair 780T
Memory : G.Skills 32GB DDR4-3200mhz CAS 15-15-15-35-1T@1.370v
Motherboard : Asus Rampage V Extreme (BIOS 3504)
M2 : Samsung 950 Pro NVME 512gb (Gaming)
M2 : SSD1 : OCZ RD400A 128gb (windows)
SSD1 : Crucial MX100 512gb (data)
Gfx : EVGA Titan X w/ 980 Hybrid Cooling AiO Liquid Cooler
PSU : Antec HCP-1000W
Monitor : Asus RoG Swift

drop4205 · ‎04-14-2016

We cant even get the R5E on the products page. Everytime I click on products in this forum and select motherboards they show every other one out there. Christ even the R4E black is listed on the first page lol. Wish they would update it with the newest motherboards on the front page etc.

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jab383 · ‎04-14-2016

Wouldn't R5 Black Edition be a nice thing?

Menthol · ‎04-15-2016

jab383 wrote:
Wouldn't R5 Black Edition be a nice thing?

Actually I am hoping that it doesn't take a new board to get any gains that the new processor may bring to the table, I would rather wait till Skylake E before having to buy a new board especially if the price of the 10 core is what has been suggested

cekim · ‎04-16-2016

Menthol wrote:
Actually I am hoping that it doesn't take a new board to get any gains that the new processor may bring to the table, I would rather wait till Skylake E before having to buy a new board especially if the price of the 10 core is what has been suggested

This is what has me going "hmm" right now as well... skylake vs haswell GHz for GHz, core for core is a bit of a snore. Skylake's IMC is much better at going fast, but the gain is small in real world applications. So where does that leave broadwell? other than maybe not having a coherency bug? 😉

2 more cores is awesome, but at $1500/chip, I have to start thinking Xeon dual chip MB things, particularly v3 16 core sort of things. Things I am doing are moving more and more to massive parallelism, so 32, 44, or 36 cores is becoming far more useful than 4GHz (but what I really want is both!)

drop4205 · ‎04-14-2016

Agreed with black edition

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ASUS adds Broadwell-E support to X99 series motherboards