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[WTB][EU] X99 MB

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Looking for ASUS Rampage V Edition 10

Must be in an unmodified condition (no missing or repaired socket pins). Preferrably with I/O shield.
I'm located in the Netherlands.

Edited by czolgista778

Hi, i think i still have my x99 Asrock Oc Formula, ES, the version with 4 dimms, 2 on each side. 

Pm if interested. 

I would not take MSI as well in that case. I fried 3 motherboards (or was it 4) in a year while still running on air. The Asus "did it all" and never died (never fried a cpu as well by the way). MSI is nice to have for a daily while not overclocking. 

Edited by Sparks.nl

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Well, now I'm puzzled...I thought at least MSI was a safe bet, however they also use that 'OC socket' thing.

I've had my adventures with ASUS's X99 offerings and wouldn't like to gamble anymore on a board. I think pretty much any X99 will max out a 6950X on AIO/ambient if the VRM is kept cool enough? I've played with X99 back when it came out and remember 6950 being a stubborn chip, 4.3-4.4GHz is all they did without having to pump big volts into it.

Edited by czolgista778

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Played with Asrock but it acts weird.

I found out roughly why Asus damages X99 CPU's - it's overvolting way too high by itself.

Therefore I'm willing to give the ASUS Rampage V Edition 10 a shot.

Edited by czolgista778

I never had a single issue with Asus, but then again I control all settings and write all down every run I make. 

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