Hardware Asus OC Station Review

"There is a reason the 80's are dead."

At THIS moment a squadron of elite men and women, both with big hair and makeup, are making their way to your abode to show you what "dead" really means

 

lol and I thought I was bad about not reading the reviews =p it explains what it does in the review by linking to the bios to make changes while in windows or while playing a game. I do wish they went into much more detail on that whole process then sorta acting like they did and give a few sentences about it.

 

And I'll just play them some of the music in the charts right now and kill them all this way because they'll recognize at least 1 sample in every song.

Or I'll just throw a lighter in their general direction and their hairspray will cause a gigantic explosion.

 

pricey.. maybe if they threw it in with the rog board as a special edition or something for a extra 50 bucks and lowered the price standalone to something more reasonable- adjusting bios on the fly.. sounds like ntune- and the guy who wrote that is a peckerhead it would be nice for a case mod though.. be really surprised if it worked well- but I trust your reviews

 

Does it go to 11?

 

"Does it go to 11?" nope, but the spinal tap edition does

 

Has anyone see this thing for sale any more?

 

Do current RoG boards still have the necessary header?

 

nice necro

 

It's a reasonable question, though

 

The Maximus 3 series do have the header, im not sure on the new sandybridge board though. I for one always liked the oc station.

 

I can think of a load of other things I'd rather spend £110 on. So I guess a manual BIOS O/c is for me.

 

Well the question would have been completely irrelevant/unknown at the time of the last post - so when would have been better for you, for me to ask?

That is what I strive to achieve, after all.

 

depends what passes for current

my Rampage Extreme III does