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Your Rampage V Extreme is ready for the latest Intel Core i7 X-Series and Xeon processors! Upgrade to the latest UEFI BIOS now!

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Get y'er BIOS updates! BIOS updates here! Intel 5th Gen (Broadwell) CPU support is here (even if the LGA chips aren't quite yet), but it's good to be ready for your upgrade! See the list motherboard BIOS versions inside.

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Since the Z87 Deluxe/SATA Express ASUS has been working extensively with Intel and SATA Express SSD chipset manufacturers in developing compatibility and performance reliability for the new standard. Today ASUS is announcing that the joint BIOS development teams have yielded a breakthrough in design, and will implement a technology that is critical for SATA Express to perform at its best — the Separate Reference Clock with Independent Spread Spectrum Clocking Architecture, or SRIS for short.

Rampage V Extreme and ASUS X99 series owners looking to boost performance can try tweaking the cache bus frequency, while extreme overclocking users can even exclusively boost the voltage to reach the absolute limits. The cache bus frequency is the internal interconnect that loops together CPU cores, L3 cache, PCI-Express and the memory controller together, so a speed up to this subsystem and everything that needs to talk to each other, gets the message across that much quicker!

JJ takes us through the ROG RAIDR Express: the PCI-Express SSD that will exceed SATA III speeds at 830/810MB/s (read/write). You can install your OS to it and it's even got a UEFI BIOS on it so you can fast-boot Windows 8 (even faster!). See the video below for the live action example.

Every generation ROG engineers add new functions into the UEFI BIOS. This generation those are the ROG Pulse, Last Modified Log, My Favorites, Quick Note and Secure Erase

Learn how to maximize the power savings on your Maximus VI system from the UEFI BIOS or Ai Suite 3's 4-way Optimization software.

Tech site Ocaholic has gone nuts with the Maximus VI Gene, producing an entire UEFI BIOS breakdown of 152 screenshots and full review of the new micro ATX ROG board.

Ever wanted to see every single option in the Crosshair V Formula-Z UEFI BIOS? Well over at Ocaholic, they've done just that with a whopping 188 in-depth screenshots.

Just a quick post: Do you want to see everything the Maximus V GENE UEFI BIOS has to offer? Ocaholic has posted no less than 84 screenshots for your reference!

ROG Forum member and overclocker, 8 Pack, has already got his mitts on the Maximus V GENE motherboard and reviewed it with some chilled watercooling firstly, and later some -125C Cascade action. See the new UEFI BIOS options for yourself, including the memory presets for common high-performance ICs and OC results at 5.5GHz with an i7-2700K.

Following our recent BIOS guide for the Maximus IV GENE-Z, here's exactly how you can reach an easy 4.4GHz with the popular Intel Core i5-2500K processor. This guide is applicable to other ASUS P67 and Z68 motherboards, including the Sabertooth P67, the Maximus IV Extreme and Extreme-Z as well.

Prepare those USB sticks for some Flashback time, because the 1005 UEFI BIOS just dropped for all the Rampage IV motherboards, including the Extreme, Formula and upcoming GENE.