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Guru3D Rig of the Month - December 2019
Review: ASUS ROG Maximus X Formula
Let's check out the stylish and lovely looking ASUS ROG Maximus X Formula, a €419,- costing Z370 motherboard with intricate style for the enthusiast PC DiY crowd. It has distinguishing looks, an awesome OLED display and some of the most spectacular looks thanks to a very erudite RGB LED system.
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#5509738 Posted on: 01/11/2018 04:38 PM
Bit of a shame this board wasn't out earlier I might have preferred it over the hero... That being said it seems all the boards are running the same and the extra money is used to pay for features rather than performance.
With that being said I don't think the cost of this is truely justified. Like you said HH with no 5G lan it puts a sour taste in your mouth. Most people who game prefer to use lan over WiFi since latency can play a big role.
Bit of a shame this board wasn't out earlier I might have preferred it over the hero... That being said it seems all the boards are running the same and the extra money is used to pay for features rather than performance.
With that being said I don't think the cost of this is truely justified. Like you said HH with no 5G lan it puts a sour taste in your mouth. Most people who game prefer to use lan over WiFi since latency can play a big role.
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#5509819 Posted on: 01/11/2018 08:26 PM
looks nice but to pay nearly £400 for m/board and still get the same warranty, and if we argue over the expectation of a higher OC its not worth it.
Some will buy as they need all the bells and whistles and some will buy without using them
looks nice but to pay nearly £400 for m/board and still get the same warranty, and if we argue over the expectation of a higher OC its not worth it.
Some will buy as they need all the bells and whistles and some will buy without using them
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#5509998 Posted on: 01/12/2018 11:22 AM
Nice. I have the Maximus X Code, it's almost the same board. So far it performs very well. Love the design
Nice. I have the Maximus X Code, it's almost the same board. So far it performs very well. Love the design
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#5510126 Posted on: 01/12/2018 04:24 PM
Very nice board but paying 450€ for an high end mainstream MB that performs just like all the other MBs is just silly...
Very nice board but paying 450€ for an high end mainstream MB that performs just like all the other MBs is just silly...
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#5510695 Posted on: 01/14/2018 10:15 PM
Exactly what I thought as well. I didnt even pay $300 for my X79 Asus when I had it. And it was top tier board. Its getting crazy. I paid $129 for my current X370 board and its bad ass IMHO for the price point.
Very nice board but paying 450€ for an high end mainstream MB that performs just like all the other MBs is just silly...
Exactly what I thought as well. I didnt even pay $300 for my X79 Asus when I had it. And it was top tier board. Its getting crazy. I paid $129 for my current X370 board and its bad ass IMHO for the price point.
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#5510858 Posted on: 01/15/2018 03:33 PM
I hope Asus make an Extreme version because I'm due an upgrade
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I hope Asus make an Extreme version because I'm due an upgrade
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I agree HH, I really like the way this mobo looks. Great review!