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I used this motherboard for my first DIY computer build and it worked great. I watched the videos published by Newegg on how to build a computer and they were great. Everything was easy to install and the instructions in the manual were good. This thing comes with a lot of features some you may or may not want. I would go to the website and download the drivers separately as you may not want all of the software on the disk, and everything is updated on the website. I am still not sure if I want all of the added software that they give you on my machine. I would do your research before you download and install it all.
I originally bought this board because I liked that it has everything in one package: High end board with good overclocking potential, WiFi built in (it will do AC the new format), support for all RAM speeds and good sound quality. The problem is that this all is expensive and you maybe could do it better with other components. I am interested in good sound so that was a major selling point for this board along with the built in WiFi. If you want to hook it up to typical computer speakers this will work great, I think what I have played so far through my old computer speakers sound better than before (but I want it to sound better, so maybe it is wishful thinking?). I have now done some research about using powered monitor speakers made for recording studios as from what I can tell this set-up gives you the best speakers you can find. To do that right an external DAC made for computer sound may have been a better thing, so saving $100 on the motherboard to put in an external DAC may have been a better move. The audio outputs are designed to plug into computer specific speakers and do not follow the typical audio outputs found in mainstream audio applications.
The built in WiFi is good and so far works great, it comes with an external antenna that is magnetic and sticks to the side of your metal case which is a nice feature. If you are buying this board to run the higher speed memory you have to make a change in the BIOS. To run the increased speed determined by the mother board you just make a switch to the XMP profile (one click) and the motherboard detects the RAM and adjusts automatically. I know you can go into the BIOS and change voltage and clocks and all of that as well, but I have not done any of that as you risk damaging your hardware if you do it wrong.
The board is also very attractive, this was made for someone who has a window on their case so you can look at it. The board has lights that light up the Republic of Gamer's logo and it also has a 2 digit LED that displays different codes you can look up in the manual to tell you about what is happening with the board. So that is a nice feature, especially if something goes wrong you can find out what the motherboard thinks the problem is.
I am waiting for Amazon to ship the graphics card that I ordered, so now at first I am running the video off of the on board graphics and it works quite well. I can even play some more graphics hungry games at lower, but decent settings.
Overall this is a high end board with lots of features that you pay for, but everything is high quality from what I can tell. Like I said this is my first attempt at a computer build and most people who use this board are experienced overclockers who know way more about this stuff than I do, so some of the support and information on this board is aimed at people who already know a lot about computers. This board can do everything under the sun for overclocking, ASUS puts out lengthy videos on how to do all the things this board can do. I will likely not use many of the features of this board and so in retrospect I maybe could have used a lesser board and just bought the add on components I needed. However, I got what I paid for even if I don't know how to use it all: this is an awesome board.
| ブランド | ASUS |
|---|---|
| メーカー | ASUS |
| 製品サイズ | 12.29 x 32.41 x 36.3 cm; 2.99 kg |
| 商品モデル番号 | MAXIMUS VI FORMULA |
| メーカーにより製造中止になりました | いいえ |
| 商品の寸法 幅 × 高さ | 12.3 x 32.4 x 36.3 cm |
| プリントプロセッサ・ソケット | LGA 1150 |
| メモリタイプ | DDR3 SDRAM |
| メモリクロック数 | 3000 MHz |
| ワイヤレスタイプ | 802.11n, 802.11b, 802.11a, 802.11g |
| USB2.0用ポート数 | 2 |
| 電圧 | 1.5 ボルト |
| OS | not_machine_specific |
| 同梱バッテリー | いいえ |
| 商品の重量 | 2.99 Kilograms |
