Help
cancel
Turn on suggestions
Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type.
Showing results for 
Search instead for 
Did you mean: 

Asus Rampage V 10 Anniversary Overclock better than EVGA Classified X99 Motherboard

ReaperOneSIx
Level 7

‎12-16-2017 03:06 PM - last edited on ‎03-05-2024 09:38 PM by Community Admin

I seem to have a higher overclock at least 100 to 200 Mhz faster on my Asus Rampage V 10 Edition versus my EVGA Classified Motherboard ( Board was defective reason why I went for Rampage) which to reach a max overclock of 4.3ghz versus 4.5Ghz. Any reason why I got a higher result?
Labels:
0 Kudos
2,006 Views
3 REPLIES 3

Menthol
Level 14

‎12-17-2017 04:05 AM

ReaperOneSix,
Engineering, design, user feedback, it is rare for any other manufacturer to produce a board that can compare with ASUS, especially there best of the best
If you look back over the past generations this holds true and will probably continue into the future
When a large company of any kind hires the best engineers and employees in the industry and doesn't constrain them you will get the best products
0 Kudos

Chino
Level 15

‎12-17-2017 09:26 PM

ReaperOneSIx wrote:
Any reason why I got a higher result?

Because ASUS rules. 🙂
Overclocking The Core i7-7700K With DIP5 |Overclocking the Strix GTX 1080 | OC Panel & OC Panel II Guide | Overclocking i7-6700K to 4.6GHz | R5E 128GB DDR4 Setup | Liquid Cooling GTX 980 Ti Poseidon | R5E M.2 FAQ
0 Kudos

Raja
Level 13

‎12-18-2017 03:02 AM

ReaperOneSIx wrote:
I seem to have a higher overclock at least 100 to 200 Mhz faster on my Asus Rampage V 10 Edition versus my EVGA Classified Motherboard ( Board was defective reason why I went for Rampage) which to reach a max overclock of 4.3ghz versus 4.5Ghz. Any reason why I got a higher result?



I'd make sure core voltages are lined up correctly. Usually, core frequencies don't differ by much if you're able to measure properly.
0 Kudos