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Asus P5E3 Premium and Maximus Extreme

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News Posted: Sun, Dec 16 2007 10:31 PM


Just in case you missed the fresh link at the top of the page, we’re writing to let you know that we’ve just posted a new article here at HotHardware in which we evaluate the features, overclockability, and performance of two of Asus’ premiere motherboards for the Intel platform, the X48-based P5E3 Premium and the X38-based Maximus Extreme.  These two motherboards are family members of two different series of products by Asus – R.O.G. and Ai Lifestyle – and as such they each offer a different mix of features and integrated peripherals.  They’re both high-end motherboards targeted at enthusiasts and power users, however.  Click the link below and check them out...

Asus P5E3 Premium and Maximus Extreme




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replied on Mon, Dec 17 2007 1:43 PM

Very nice boards. But once again I'm dissapointed in Intel continually supporting Crossfire over SLI and the only reason I have not bought a intel chipset this year is because of that, which is very unfortunate because I have always liked the stability of a intel platform.

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jtm55 replied on Mon, Dec 17 2007 3:16 PM

Hi All,

If I'm not mistaken It's nVidia who won't support the Intel chipsets. My guess would be that it's more to do about money than anything else.

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Marco C replied on Mon, Dec 17 2007 3:49 PM
SLI not working on Intel chipsets is the fault of NVIDIA. They won't support it, because they want to sell chipsets too.

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