Asus Maximus VI Extreme

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Asus MAXIMUS VI Extreme




 Maximus VI Extreme is the ultimate power platform


Designed with insight and advice from worldwide overclocking legends and built using industry-leading ROG R&D expertise, it packs the revolutionary monitoring and tweaking of OC Panel and tons of overclocking features that take performance to the next level.

For total stability, new-gen Extreme Engine Digi+ III is integrated, supporting the most extreme tuning. You get 4-way SLI™/CrossFireX™ and massive connectivity with the latest standards, including mPCIe Combo II, which offers 802.11ac Wi-Fi and M.2 (NGFF) SSD support. There’s also an upgraded UEFI BIOS, helping Maximus VI Extreme stand out: it’s already scored 7GHz+ CPU speeds and RAM frequencies close to 4GHz!
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 Structure of MotherBoard:

New Released Oc Panel :

Overclocking command center

Get your hands on real-time system monitoring and tweaking in two modes. Normal Mode has OC Panel inside the case, while in Extreme Mode it works as an external console. For both, its clear 2.6” display keeps you fully informed and in control of maximum available power. Click the upper right tab to learn more!

OC Panel Normal Mode

Easy system monitoring and boosting

Install OC Panel in your PC case easily, as it fits any 5.25” drive bay. When used this way, it operates in Normal Mode, perfect for hardcore gaming and standard overclocking. It shows dynamic CPU temps, ratios, base clocks, and fan RPM info. You can also use one-click instant CPU Level Up, which has two speed boost presets. For cooling, select Turbo, Standard, and Silent CPU fan modes as needed.

OC Panel Extreme Mode

Overclocking made this easy

OC Panel can be used as an external overclocking console, integrating many overclocker-appreciated hardcore features. These include Subzero Sense, VGA SMB, VGA Hotwire, four 4-pin fan headers, Slow Mode, Pause Switch, and multiple parameter tuning. All settings adjustable real-time and quickly applied through easy-reach control buttons.

OC Panel Extreme Mode

Overclocking made this easy

Integrated Subzero Sense and VGA Hotwire give you super-cool liquid thermal temp readings and field access to streamlined hardware-level GPU overvolting right on the 2.6” display. Easily read current values and set targets on-the-fly, so power comes easy!
 

 Specification :  

  • LGA1150 socket for 4th Generation Intel®Core™ i7/ i5/ i3/ Pentium® / Celeron® Processors. 

  • Intel® Z87 Express Chipset.

  • OC Panel - Overclocking Command Center.

  • Extreme Engine Digi+ III - Hardcore power delivery with premium components.

  • Subzero Sense - Find out how cold your board is 

  • VGA Hotwire - Hotwire your system 

  • mPCIe Combo II + Wi-Fi 802.11ac/Bluetooth 4.0 - Extra connections to next gen standards  

  • 4-Way NIVDIA® SLI™ / AMD CrossFireX™ Support






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