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Share Your Rampage V Build, a positive thread...

Short descriptions only and a couple of pics celebrating your Rampage V Extreme build.Mine: 2 x EVGA GTX 980 (different coolers), 5960x, 2 x 6 TB drives, 2 x 1 TB V-Raptor, 1 x 512 mb SSD, 1 x 512 M2 (15 tb total), Corsair H100i. 10 x fans at low ...

skypine27 by Level 7
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Can't overclock or use the XMP Profile I need help

I tried everything changing out the ram timing to the 14-14-14-34, Set the Memory to XMP, set the core voltage at 1.32 and even 1.34 voltsThis is the specification of my rig.Case: Thermaltake Core X71 Full Case Motherboard: Asus Rampage V 10 Anniv...

Thermal sensors Rampage v edition 10

Kind all day.The Corsair Link program tests on the motherboard of 7 thermal sensors. Prompt who knows where they are on a payment.Thanks in advance))).

RVE: Two rear USB 2.0 ports - can they be used as normal ports?

On the RVE, there are two USB 2.0 slots at the back which it says are for BIOS Flashback and ROG Connect functionality. But can these ports also be used as ordinary USB 2.0 ports (e.g., for a mouse and keyboard)? I can't seem to find information anyw...

Aelius by Level 7
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BIOS for R5E versus R5E/U3.1

Latest BIOS for Rampage V Extreme/U3.1 is vers 3701 (2017/06/09). Latest BIOS for Rampage V Extreme is vers 3902 (2018/04/26). I own an R5E/U3.1 and the BIOS for R5E/U3.1 is almost a year older than BIOS for R5E, so I have wondered if they are meant ...

R5Eandme by Level 12
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R5E VCCIN LLC 7 & 8 "measured".

The following table shows VCCIN level 7&8 LLC idle and load voltages measured with an oscilloscope. Transient effects are also shown. Level 7 or 8 is recommended for 24/7 use. All other DIGI+ settings were at default. Load used to make these measur...

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Raja by Level 13
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Disable Secure Boot

Hello,I was wondering how I disable Secure Boot in the BIOS? I know there is a section under the Boot tab for it to switch between "Windows" and "Other OS", but after selecting "Other OS" and saving, it still says that Secure Boot is enabled.Thank yo...

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