![]() As mentioned, there is the new RGB LED illumination on the motherboard (called Aura) and an Aura 4-pin RGB-strip header so you can place extra RGB lighting inside or outside the case. The new SupremeFX 2015 used in the Maximus VIII Extreme has been carried over for proper audio as the ESS ES9023P digital-to-analog converter (DAC) with Hyperstream (ok which marketing bozo made that name up?) technology is used alongside low-jitter clock, Nichicon capacitors and a 2VRMS headphone amp. The Formula is the somewhat more high-end opposed to enthusiast class (Extreme) in the Maximus VIII sSeries. That cool looking ASUS Z170 ROG Maximus VIII Formula then. Skylake is the code-name used by Intel for the 14 nm processor micro-architecture under development and is the successor to the Broadwell architecture. it will look terrific in any DIY PC build as well thanks to that all dark and clean looking PCB. The Z170A SLI PLUS in fact is a very feature rich product for the money, and if you have a peek below. slot, but other than that, it's more of the same at exactly the same enthusiast class performance. Sure some stuff is cut out, like on-board power/reset buttons / WIFI and an extra M.2. This is the affordable segment, and with prices at € 159,- with a tenner cheaper in USD you'll be amazed as to what you are purchasing. So then, the MSI Z170A SLI PLUS edition motherboard sits in their PRO series range. Skylake is the code-name used by Intel for the 14nm processor micro-architecture under development and is the successor to the Broadwell architecture. Then there is the Core i5 6600K with four cores, 3.50GHz frequency and a 3.90GHz maximum Turbo Boost frequency, both based on the new LGA1151 socket package. The Core i7 6700K has Four CPU cores with Hyper-Threading, 4.0GHz frequency, 4.20GHz maximum Turbo Boost frequency. For the gaming community two processors are the most important. The Z170 and H170 series motherboards will all be offered with DDR4 though. The quad core CPU has 8 MB 元 cache, and an integrated memory controller that supports both DDR4 and DDR3 memory. An unlocked Skylake processor that has four cores and slim a 92W TDP, that is lower compared to Haswell with its 95W TDP, thanks to the new and smaller 14nm fabrication process. In this review we test the Core i5 6600K. For you guys that means the Z170 and h170 range. The new series Skylake processors are energy efficient, quite powerful and this need to be paired with a new motherboards series. A new chip, a new package meaning both of them are Socket 1151. We test both processors, yet have separate reviews on each of these processors. ![]() Skylake Core i5-6600K and Core i7 6700K processors for the desktop platform have been released. We'll quickly dive into the two most import ones. These motherboards can (well must) be paired with new Skylake-S series processors. Last but not least, it even comes with a factory-installed CrossChill EK hybrid cooling block from EKWB covering power delivery. slot and DDR4 support the product will amaze. Dressed in black and with added benefits like USB 3.1, a fully fetched M.2. I'm not solely talking about the RGB LED system even, as we see a proper AC WIFI (MU-MIMO Qualcomm Atheros QCA61x4A) solution SLI/Crossfire support, SATA3 connectors, M.2., overclock features, a very nice audio solution and much more. A motherboard that offers plenty of features to provide your Intel Core i3/i5/i7 Skylake processor the full infrastructure is needs for a delicious gaming PC. If you fire it up with that new 14 nm Skylake based Core i7 6700K processor this product will bring a smile to your face. The Formula ticks the most proper right boxes in terms of its feature-set and aesthetics. Armed with a bling customizable RGB LED system, some extensive shielding and then regulars like the hippest features of 2015 and you are sure you'll have the right infrastructure for gaming de- li- cious product. We test the ASUS Z170 ROG Maximus VIII Formula. The ROG Z170 Infrastructure armed with shielding and RGB lighting system ASUS Z170 ROG Maximus VIII FORMULA Review
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