Maximus XI Apex

[thebski]

Where is it? Asus announced the Z390 boards today, and I don't see it.

I have both the M9 and M10 Apex boards and I love them. I'm probably looking at throwing a 9900K rig together, and I don't think there's better boards out there than the Apex line. Will we see one based on Z390?

[Gold333]

Looks like Maximus X Apex is going to be the collectors item as the X shaped motherboard design has been dropped in the Maximus XI Apex.

The X shape RGB glow against a white case interior like the NZXT S340 Elite is unequalled.

[1mluer]

Personally I don't sub zero anything but do purchase high end products and solutions around processing and cooling. I loved the APEX and own the IX version of it. All the great things around it like Aura lighting not only gave me the performance I wanted but the look for my RGB build. I have owned 5 ROG boards over the years. I really want this one. Not sure what to do.. don't want to go back to EVGA or MSI for a performance motherboard.

They said very clearly that the warranty wouldn't be any good should it come in DOA or die in the first month of non overclocking reasons. I push them to the designed OC specs with great cooling but again nothing subzero.

[Special-Kthx]

I had the same answer from contacting asus.



Hello JP,

Thank you for your response to ASUS product support, my name is John T. and I do hope you are having a great day.

I appreciate you taking the time to update me. I want to assure you that we will continue to assist you in gaining a resolution.

We really understand that you want to get these boards. Our product support team do not have any plans on releasing the product in the US. We really apologize for the inconvenience. Unfortunately we do not have any option to process the orders for these boards. You can try with our UK site if you found that they are releasing it in the UK.

Please let me know if you encounter problems along the way and I will be glad to provide assistance. Thank you for choosing ASUS.

Please make note of your case number for future reference: ------



Regards,
John Erick T.

[Feklar]

Special-Kthx wrote:
I had the same answer from contacting asus.



Hello JP,

Thank you for your response to ASUS product support, my name is John T. and I do hope you are having a great day.

I appreciate you taking the time to update me. I want to assure you that we will continue to assist you in gaining a resolution.

We really understand that you want to get these boards. Our product support team do not have any plans on releasing the product in the US. We really apologize for the inconvenience. Unfortunately we do not have any option to process the orders for these boards. You can try with our UK site if you found that they are releasing it in the UK.

Please let me know if you encounter problems along the way and I will be glad to provide assistance. Thank you for choosing ASUS.

Please make note of your case number for future reference: ------



Regards,
John Erick T.

Reply back and ask him why the motherboard is listed on the U.S. site if Asus has/had no intention of selling it in the U.S.

[Special-Kthx]

Feklar wrote:
Reply back and ask him why the motherboard is listed on the U.S. site if Asus has/had no intention of selling it in the U.S.

What if I need to send it back for warranty, will asus UK take care of it?

Hello JP,
Thank you for contacting ASUS product support. My name is Sean M. and it will be my pleasure to assist you.
I appreciate your patience and understand that this may be a hassle. I assure you that it is important to us that your issue gets resolved and we will continue to work diligently to do so.

Yes, they should take care of it through sending it in for a repair/RMA.

Please let me know if you encounter problems along the way and I will be glad to provide assistance. Thank you for choosing ASUS.
Please make note of your case number for future reference: ----
Regards,
Sean M.
ASUS Product Support


Why is the card listed on Asus USA website and Canada website if you never going to sell it to us, you made a lot of people wait, no public reply on the forum we have been asking for months. We just are going to buy from another maker.... you are losing loyal customers...............

Hello JP,
Thank you for your response to ASUS product support, my name is John T. and I do hope you are having a great day.
I appreciate you taking the time to update me. I want to assure you that we will continue to assist you in gaining a resolution.

We really understand the frustration. But that is the information we have right now. We hope that you extend your patience. We hope that this board releases in the US soon.

Please let me know if you encounter problems along the way and I will be glad to provide assistance. Thank you for choosing ASUS.
Please make note of your case number for future reference: ----
Regards,
John Erick T.
ASUS Product Support

[Feklar]

Special-Kthx wrote:
What if I need to send it back for warranty, will asus UK take care of it?

Hello JP,
Thank you for contacting ASUS product support. My name is Sean M. and it will be my pleasure to assist you.
I appreciate your patience and understand that this may be a hassle. I assure you that it is important to us that your issue gets resolved and we will continue to work diligently to do so.

Yes, they should take care of it through sending it in for a repair/RMA.

Please let me know if you encounter problems along the way and I will be glad to provide assistance. Thank you for choosing ASUS.
Please make note of your case number for future reference: ----
Regards,
Sean M.
ASUS Product Support


Why is the card listed on Asus USA website and Canada website if you never going to sell it to us, you made a lot of people wait, no public reply on the forum we have been asking for months. We just are going to buy from another maker.... you are losing loyal customers...............

Hello JP,
Thank you for your response to ASUS product support, my name is John T. and I do hope you are having a great day.
I appreciate you taking the time to update me. I want to assure you that we will continue to assist you in gaining a resolution.

We really understand the frustration. But that is the information we have right now. We hope that you extend your patience. We hope that this board releases in the US soon.

Please let me know if you encounter problems along the way and I will be glad to provide assistance. Thank you for choosing ASUS.
Please make note of your case number for future reference: ----
Regards,
John Erick T.
ASUS Product Support

So it went from no plans to release it in the U.S. to hope you are patient and hope it releases soon. Now you have a real answer. It will release here but only when they are ready to.

[Special-Kthx]

Feklar wrote:
So it went from no plans to release it in the U.S. to hope you are patient and hope it releases soon. Now you have a real answer. It will release here but only when they are ready to.

Where are you from and where did you buy your xi apex?

Do you know if canadian buyers have to pay the vat?*

[Feklar]

Special-Kthx wrote:
Where are you from and where did you buy your xi apex?

Do you know if canadian buyers have to pay the vat?*

I'm in the U.S. and I bought mine through Newegg's seller in the U.K. The price is higher but the shipping was free and I received it in 2 days and I'm on the west coast. As for VAT, ask the seller he will know.

[1mluer]

Hey Feklar, You should go and ask for the price match. the same vendor is selling that board on ebay new just like you get with newegg for 419 I think you paid 455 for it. I was looking at that avenue too. They should price match for you.. newegg is pretty good about that. Just search for it.. not sure I am supposed to put links on the board.

[scaper28]

In stock in UK at scan computers

https://www.scan.co.uk/products/asus-rog-maximus-xi-apex-intel-z390-s-1151-ddr4-sata3-dual-m2-2-way-...