Asus ROG Rampage IV Extreme [86/179] Chapter 2

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• Advanced menu p.1
• Additional tools and components to build a pc system p.1
• Advanced mode p.1
• Ai suite ii p.1
• Dimm installation p.1
• Atx power connection p.1
• Boot menu p.1
• Chapter 2 hardware information p.1
• Asus bios updater p.1
• Ai charger p.1
• Creating a raid driver disk p.1
• Cpu configuration p.1
• Main menu p.1
• Expansion slots p.1
• Asus crashfree bios 3 utility p.1
• Chapter 1 product introduction p.1
• Central processing unit cpu p.1
• Pch configuration p.1
• Amd crossfirex technology p.1
• Onboard leds p.1
• Sata device connection p.1
• Bios flashback p.1
• Creating a raid driver disk in windows p.1
• Installing the device drivers p.1
• System memory p.1
• Asus update utility p.1
• Motherboard installation p.1
• Asus o c profile p.1
• Motherboard p.1
• Welcome p.1
• Sound with clarity p.1
• Product highlights p.1
• Knowing bios p.1
• Using a usb floppy disk drive p.1
• Expansion card installation p.1
• Software information p.1
• Probe ii p.1
• Jumper p.1
• Usb configuration p.1
• Exit menu p.1
• Software bundled p.1
• Internal connectors p.1
• Usb bios flashback p.1
• Enabling the nvidia sli technology p.1
• Setting the raid item in bios p.1
• Building your computer system p.1
• Package contents p.1
• Usb 3 boost p.1
• Enabling the amd crossfirex technology p.1
• Sensor recorder p.1
• Onboard switches p.1
• Intel rapid storage technology option rom utility p.1
• Updating bios p.1
• Security p.1
• Bios setup program p.1
• Installing two sli ready graphics cards p.1
• Turning off the computer p.1
• Digi power control p.1
• Onboard devices configuraton p.1
• Installing two crossfirex graphics cards p.1
• Turbov evo p.1
• Creating a raid driver disk without entering the os p.1
• Sata configuration p.1
• Before you proceed p.1
• Oc key device installation p.1
• Installing the raid driver during windows os installation p.1
• Tools menu p.1
• Running the support dvd p.1
• Before you begin p.1
• Obtaining the software manuals p.1
• Rog intelligent performance overclocking features p.1
• Audio i o connections p.1
• Nvidia sli technology p.1
• Installing serial ata hard disks p.1
• System time xx xx xx p.1
• Rog ez diy features p.1
• Audio configurations p.1
• Mylogo2 p.1
• Installing an operating system p.1
• Cpu installation p.1
• Rog connect p.1
• Motherboard overview p.1
• Go button file p.1
• System language english p.1
• Cpu heatsink and fan assembly installation p.1
• Requirements p.1
• Motherboard layout p.1
• Front i o connector p.1
• System date day xx xx xxxx p.1
• Rear panel connection p.1
• Asus update p.1
• Fan xpert p.1
• Support dvd information p.1
• Chapter 5 multiple gpu technology support p.1
• Raid definitions p.1
• Ez mode p.1
• Starting up for the first time p.1
• Chapter 4 software support p.1
• Monitor menu p.1
• Extreme tweaker menu p.1
• Special features p.1
• Chapter 3 bios setup p.1
• Raid configurations p.1
• Asus ez flash utility p.1
• First edition v1 november 2011 p.2
• Contents p.3
• Chapter 2 hardware information p.3
• Chapter 1 product introduction p.3
• Contents p.4
• Chapter 3 bios setup p.4
• Contents p.5
• Chapter 4 software support p.5
• Chapter 5 multiple gpu technology support p.6
• Rf exposure warning p.7
• Notices p.7
• Federal communications commission statement p.7
• Fcc radio frequency rf exposure caution statement p.7
• Ce marking for devices without wireless lan bluetooth p.8
• Ce marking for devices with wireless lan bluetooth p.8
• Ce mark warning p.8
• Declaration of conformity r tte directive 1999 5 ec p.8
• Wireless operation channel for different domains p.9
• France restricted wireless frequency bands p.9
• Ic radiation exposure statement for canada p.10
• Canadian department of communications statement p.10
• Safety information p.11
• Electrical safety p.11
• Operation safety p.12
• Where to find more information p.13
• How this guide is organized p.13
• About this guide p.13
• Typography p.14
• Conventions used in this guide p.14
• Rampage iv extreme specifications summary p.15
• Rampage iv extreme specifications summary p.16
• Rampage iv extreme specifications summary p.17
• Specifications are subject to change without notice p.18
• Rampage iv extreme specifications summary p.18
• Welcome p.19
• Package contents p.19
• Chapter 1 p.19
• X79 express chipset p.20
• Special features p.20
• Sli crossfire on demand p.20
• Sandy bridge e processor p.20
• Republic of gamers p.20
• Quad channel ddr3 2400 o c 2133 o c 1866 support p.20
• Product highlights p.20
• Pcie 3 ready p.20
• Lga2011 inte p.20
• Chapter 1 p.20
• Chapter 1 p.21
• Vga hotwire p.21
• True usb 3 support p.21
• True sata 6 gb s support p.21
• Subzero sense p.21
• Rog intelligent performance overclocking features p.21
• Osd tweakit p.21
• Osd monitor p.21
• Extreme engine digi ii p.21
• Rog idirect p.22
• Rog connect p.22
• Probeit p.22
• Gpu dimm post p.22
• Chapter 1 p.22
• Bios flashback p.22
• Chapter 1 p.23
• Channel audio p.23
• Voltiminder led ii p.23
• Usb bios flashback p.23
• Sound with clarity p.23
• Loadline calibration p.23
• Extreme tweaker p.23
• Cpu level up p.23
• Cop ex p.23
• X socket p.24
• Software bundled p.24
• Rog ez diy features p.24
• Q fan plus p.24
• Onboard switch p.24
• Kaspersk p.24
• Chapter 1 p.24
• Asus q connector p.24
• Anti virus p.24
• Take note of the following precautions before you install motherboard components or change any motherboard settings p.25
• Chapter 2 p.25
• Before you proceed p.25
• Motherboard overview p.26
• Motherboard layout p.26
• Chapter 2 p.26
• Layout contents p.27
• Chapter 2 p.27
• The motherboard comes with a surface mount lga2011 socket designed for the 2nd generation intel p.28
• Core i7 processor family for the lga 2011 socket p.28
• Chapter 2 p.28
• Central processing unit cpu p.28
• The motherboard comes with four double data rate 3 ddr3 dual inline memory modules dimm slots p.29
• System memory p.29
• Recommended memory configurations p.29
• Chapter 2 p.29
• You may install 1gb 2gb 4gb and 8gb unbuffered and non ecc ddr3 dimms into the dimm sockets p.30
• Memory configurations p.30
• Chapter 2 p.30
• Rog rampage iv extreme 2 7 p.31
• Rampage iv extreme motherboard qualified vendors lists qvl ddr3 2400 mhz capability p.31
• Rampage iv extreme motherboard qualified vendors lists qvl ddr3 2250 mhz capability p.31
• Rampage iv extreme motherboard qualified vendors lists qvl ddr3 2200 mhz capability p.31
• Rampage iv extreme motherboard qualified vendors lists qvl ddr3 2133 mhz capability p.31
• Chapter 2 p.31
• Rampage iv extreme motherboard qualified vendors lists qvl ddr3 2000 mhz capability p.32
• Rampage iv extreme motherboard qualified vendors lists qvl ddr3 1866 mhz capability p.32
• Chapter 2 p.32
• 8 chapter 2 hardware information p.32
• Rampage iv extreme motherboard qualified vendors lists qvl ddr3 1600 mhz capability p.33
• Ddr3 1600 mhz continues on next page p.33
• Chapter 2 p.33
• Rog rampage iv extreme 2 9 p.33
• Rampage iv extreme motherboard qualified vendors lists qvl ddr3 1800 mhz capability p.33
• Ddr3 1600 mhz continues on next page p.34
• Ddr3 1600 mhz continued p.34
• Chapter 2 p.34
• 10 chapter 2 hardware information p.34
• Rog rampage iv extreme 2 11 p.35
• Ddr3 1600 mhz continued p.35
• Chapter 2 p.35
• Rampage iv extreme motherboard qualified vendors lists qvl ddr3 1333 mhz capability p.36
• Ddr3 1333 mhz continues on next page p.36
• Chapter 2 p.36
• 12 chapter 2 hardware information p.36
• Ddr3 1333 mhz continues on next page p.37
• Ddr3 1333 mhz continued p.37
• Chapter 2 p.37
• Rog rampage iv extreme 2 13 p.37
• Ddr3 1333 mhz continued p.38
• Chapter 2 p.38
• 14 chapter 2 hardware information p.38
• Rog rampage iv extreme 2 15 p.39
• Rampage iv extreme motherboard qualified vendors lists qvl ddr3 1067 mhz capability p.39
• Chapter 2 p.39
• Expansion slots p.40
• Chapter 2 p.40
• Irq assignments for this motherboard p.41
• Chapter 2 p.41
• Onboard switches p.42
• Chapter 2 p.42
• Chapter 2 p.43
• Chapter 2 p.44
• Chapter 2 p.45
• Onboard leds p.46
• Chapter 2 p.46
• Chapter 2 p.47
• Chapter 2 p.48
• Chapter 2 p.49
• Chapter 2 p.50
• Chapter 2 p.51
• Chapter 2 p.52
• Chapter 2 p.53
• Jumper p.54
• Chapter 2 p.54
• Rapid storage technology through the onboard intel p.55
• Internal connectors p.55
• If you installed serial ata hard disk drives you can create a raid 0 1 5 and 10 configuration with the intel p.55
• Chipset p.55
• Chapter 2 p.55
• X79 serial ata 6 gb s connectors 7 pin sata6g_1 2 red p.55
• These connectors connect to serial ata 6 gb s hard disk drives via serial ata 6 gb s signal cables p.55
• X79 serial ata 3 gb s connectors 7 pin sata3g_1 4 black p.56
• These connectors connect to serial ata 3 gb s hard disk drives and optical disc drives via serial ata 3 gb s signal cables p.56
• Rapid storage technology through the onboard intel p.56
• If you installed serial ata hard disk drives you can create a raid 0 1 5 and 10 configuration with the intel p.56
• Chipset p.56
• Chapter 2 p.56
• These connectors connect to serial ata 6 gb s hard disk drives via serial ata 6 gb s signal cables p.57
• The subzero sense connector allows you to connect the k probe cable purchased seperately to measure the motherboard temperature via bios oc key or turbov evo without purchasing expensive multimeters p.57
• Subzero sense connector p.57
• Serial ata 6 gb s connectors 7 pin sata6g_e1 e2 red p.57
• Chapter 2 p.57
• Asmedi p.57
• Chapter 2 p.58
• Chapter 2 p.59
• Usb 2 connectors 10 1 pin usb1112 usb1314 p.59
• These connectors are for usb 2 ports connect the usb module cable to any of these connectors then install the module to a slot opening at the back of the system chassis these usb connectors comply with usb 2 specification that supports up to 480 mbps connection speed p.59
• Chapter 2 p.60
• Cpu chassis and power fan connectors 4 pin cpu_fan 4 pin cpu_opt 4 pin cha_fan1 2 3 4 pin opt_fan1 2 3 p.61
• Connect the fan cables to the fan connectors on the motherboard ensuring that the black wire of each cable matches the ground pin of the connector p.61
• Chapter 2 p.61
• This connector is for a chassis mounted front panel audio i o module that supports either hd audio or legacy ac 97 audio standard connect one end of the front panel audio i o module cable to this connector p.62
• These connectors are for atx power supply plugs the power supply plugs are designed to fit these connectors in only one orientation find the proper orientation and push down firmly until the connectors completely fit p.62
• Front panel audio connector 10 1 pin aafp p.62
• Chapter 2 p.62
• Atx power connectors 24 pin eatxpwr 4 pin eatx12v_1 8 pin eatx12v_2 p.62
• If you want to use two or more high end pci express x16 cards use a psu with 1000w power or above to ensure the system stability p.63
• If you are uncertain about the minimum power supply requirement for your system refer to the recommended power supply wattage calculator at http support asus com powersupplycalculator pscalculator aspx slanguage en us for details p.63
• For a fully configured system we recommend that you use a power supply unit psu that complies with atx 12 v specification 2 or later version and provides a minimum power of 450 w p.63
• Do not forget to connect the 4 pin 8 pin eatx12 v power plug otherwise the system will not boot p.63
• Chapter 2 p.63
• Use of a psu with a higher power output is recommended when configuring a system with more power consuming devices the system may become unstable or may not boot up if the power is inadequate p.63
• Rog rampage iv extreme 2 39 p.63
• Psu suggested list psu suggested list p.63
• Chapter 2 p.64
• Chapter 2 p.65
• Chapter 2 p.66
• Building your computer system p.66
• Additional tools and components to build a pc system p.66
• To install the cpu heatsink and fan assembly p.69
• Cpu heatsink and fan assembly installation p.69
• Chapter 2 p.69
• To remove a dimm p.71
• Dimm installation p.71
• Chapter 2 p.71
• Motherboard installation p.72
• Chapter 2 p.72
• Chapter 2 p.73
• Reset sw p.76
• Ide_led p.76
• Front i o connector p.76
• Chapter 2 p.76
• To install pcie x16 cards p.77
• To install pcie x1 cards p.77
• Expansion card installation p.77
• Chapter 2 p.77
• Rear panel connection p.78
• Chapter 2 p.78
• Lan ports led indications p.79
• Chapter 2 p.79
• Audio 2 4 6 or 8 channel configuration p.79
• Chapter 2 p.80
• Audio i o connections p.80
• Chapter 2 p.81
• To install the oc key device p.82
• Oc key device installation p.82
• Chapter 2 p.82
• To use the oc key device p.83
• Chapter 2 p.83
• Shortly press the rog connect button on the rear panel to switch the keyboard control between the oc key device and the computer system p.84
• Press and hold the rog connect button on the rear panel for three seconds to exit the oc key function p.84
• Chapter 2 p.84
• Turning off the computer p.85
• Starting up for the first time p.85
• Chapter 2 p.85
• Chapter 2 p.86
• Knowing bios p.87
• Chapter 3 p.87
• Bios setup program p.87
• Menu bar p.88
• Chapter 3 p.88
• Advanced mode p.88
• Submenu items p.89
• Scroll bar p.89
• Pop up window p.89
• Navigation keys p.89
• Menu items p.89
• General help p.89
• Configuration fields p.89
• Chapter 3 p.89
• Back button p.89
• The boot device options vary depending on the devices you installed to the system p.90
• Ez mode p.90
• Chapter 3 p.90
• 4 chapter 3 bios setup p.90
• The ez mode provides you an overview of the basic system information and allows you to select the display language system performance mode and boot device priority to access the advanced mode click exit advanced mode then select advanced mode p.90
• The default screen for entering the bios setup program can be changed refer to the setup mode item in section section 3 boot memu for details p.90
• The boot menu f8 button is available only when the boot device is installed to the system p.90
• The extreme tweaker menu items allow you to configure overclocking related items p.91
• Scroll down to display the following items p.91
• Extreme tweaker menu p.91
• Chapter 3 p.91
• Turbo ratio auto p.92
• Chapter 3 p.92
• Ai overclock tuner auto p.92
• Epu power saving mode disabled p.93
• Dram timing control p.93
• Cpu level up disabled p.93
• Cpu clockgen filter auto p.93
• Chapter 3 p.93
• By all cores can adjust in os auto p.93
• Xtreme tweaking disabled p.93
• Memory frequency auto p.93
• Epu setting auto p.93
• Chapter 3 p.94
• Chapter 3 p.95
• Digi power control p.96
• Chapter 3 p.96
• Chapter 3 p.97
• Chapter 3 p.98
• Cpu performance settings p.99
• Chapter 3 p.99
• Gpu dimm post p.100
• Extreme ov disable p.100
• Cpu vcore voltage manual mode p.100
• Chapter 3 p.100
• Bclk skew auto p.100
• Vtt cpu voltage auto p.100
• Offset mode sign p.100
• Second vttcpu voltage auto vttcpu voltage auto p.101
• Pch 1 v voltage auto p.101
• Offset mode sign p.101
• Dram voltage chc chd auto p.101
• Dram voltage cha chb auto p.101
• Cpu vccsa voltage manual mode p.101
• Cpu pll voltage auto p.101
• Chapter 3 p.101
• Vttddr voltage chc chd auto p.102
• Vttddr voltage cha chb auto p.102
• Pcie spread spectrum auto p.102
• Cpu tweakers paradise p.102
• Cpu spread spectrum auto p.102
• Chapter 3 p.102
• Pch chipset tweakers paradise p.103
• Memory tweakers paradise p.103
• Chapter 3 p.103
• Vga tweakers paradise p.104
• Chapter 3 p.104
• Main menu p.105
• Chapter 3 p.105
• Security p.106
• Chapter 3 p.106
• Administrator password p.106
• User password p.107
• Chapter 3 p.107
• The advanced menu items allow you to change the settings for the cpu and other system devices p.108
• Chapter 3 p.108
• Advanced menu p.108
• Active processor cores all p.109
• Intel adaptive thermal monitor enabled p.109
• Hyper threading enabled p.109
• Cpu configuration p.109
• Chapter 3 p.109
• Vga oc master switch enabled p.110
• Limit cpuid maximum disabled p.110
• Intel virtualization tech enabled p.110
• Execute disable bit enabled p.110
• Cpu power management configuration p.110
• Chapter 3 p.110
• Sata mode ahci mode p.111
• Sata configuration p.111
• Pch configuration p.111
• High precision timer enabled p.111
• Chapter 3 p.111
• Chapter 3 p.112
• Serial ata controller 1 enabled p.112
• Serial ata controller 0 enabled p.112
• S m a r t status check enabled p.112
• Hot plug disabled p.112
• Usb configuration p.113
• Legacy usb3 support enabled p.113
• Legacy usb support enabled p.113
• Ehci hand off disabled p.113
• Chapter 3 p.113
• Spdif out type spdif p.114
• Onboard devices configuraton p.114
• Intel lan controller enabled p.114
• Front panel type hd p.114
• Chapter 3 p.114
• Bluetooth controller enabled p.114
• Azalia hd audio enabled p.114
• Intel lan pxe oprom disabled p.115
• Chapter 3 p.115
• Asmedia usb 3 controller enabled p.115
• Asmedia usb 3 battery charging support disabled p.115
• Asm1061 storage oprom enabled p.115
• Asm1061 storage controller ahci mode p.115
• Restore ac power loss power off p.116
• Power on by rtc disabled p.116
• Power on by pcie pci disabled p.116
• Power on by mouse disabled p.116
• Power on by keyboard disabled p.116
• Erp ready disabled p.116
• Chapter 3 p.116
• Monitor menu p.117
• Chapter 3 p.117
• Anti surge support enabled p.117
• Voltage monitor p.117
• Temperature monitor p.117
• Fan speed monitor p.118
• Fan speed control p.118
• Chapter 3 p.118
• This item appears only when you enable the chassis q fan control feature and allows you to disable or set the chassis fan warning speed configuration options ignore 200 rpm 300 rpm 400 rpm 500 rpm 600 rpm p.119
• Standard sets to standard to make the chassis fan automatically adjust depending p.119
• Silent sets to silent to minimize the fan speed for quiet chassis fan operation p.119
• On the chassis temperature p.119
• Manual sets to manual to assign detailed fan speed control parameters p.119
• Enabled enables the chassis q fan control feature p.119
• Disabled disables the chassis q fan control feature p.119
• Chassis q fan control enabled p.119
• Chassis fan speed low limit 600 rpm p.119
• Chassis fan profile standard p.119
• Chapter 3 p.119
• Turbo sets to turbo to achieve maximum chassis fan speed p.119
• This item appears only when you enable the chassis q fan control feature and allows you to set the appropriate performance level of the chassis fan p.119
• Pch fan control disabled p.120
• Opt fan 1 2 3 control disabled p.120
• Chapter 3 p.120
• Wait for f1 if error enabled p.121
• Option rom messages force bios p.121
• Full screen logo enabled p.121
• Chapter 3 p.121
• Bootup numlock state on p.121
• Boot menu p.121
• Setup mode advanced mode p.122
• Chapter 3 p.122
• Boot override p.122
• Boot option priorities p.122
• Asus ez flash utility p.123
• Tools menu p.123
• To start the application p.123
• To display the submenu p.123
• Chapter 3 p.123
• This item allows you to store or load multiple bios settings p.124
• Save to profile p.124
• Load from profile p.124
• Chapter 3 p.124
• Asus o c profile p.124
• And then select yes p.124
• Allows you to load the previous bios settings saved in the bios flash key in the profile key in the profile p.124
• Allows you to input the label of setup profile p.124
• Copy bios2 to bios1 p.125
• Copy bios1 to bios2 p.125
• Chapter 3 p.125
• Bios flashback p.125
• Forced bios2 boot p.125
• Forced bios1 boot p.125
• Save above settings p.126
• Load default p.126
• Go button file p.126
• Chapter 3 p.126
• Bclk frequency cpu ratio cpu voltage cpu vccsa voltage dram voltage cha chb chc chd cpu pll voltage vtt cpu voltage pch 1 v voltage pch 1 v voltage vttddr voltage cha chb chc chd second vttcpu voltage pch logic reference 1 vg p.126
• Save changes reset p.127
• Load optimized defaults p.127
• Launch efi shell from filesystem device p.127
• Exit menu p.127
• Discard changes exit p.127
• Chapter 3 p.127
• Asus ez mode p.127
• Chapter 3 p.128
• Asus update utility p.128
• Updating bios p.128
• Launching asus update p.128
• Updating the bios through the internet p.129
• Chapter 3 p.129
• Chapter 3 p.130
• Updating the bios through a bios file p.131
• Chapter 3 p.131
• Chapter 3 p.132
• Asus ez flash utility p.132
• Recovering the bios p.133
• Chapter 3 p.133
• Asus crashfree bios 3 utility p.133
• Chapter 3 p.134
• Booting the system in dos environment p.134
• Before updating bios p.134
• Asus bios updater p.134
• To backup the current bios file using the bios updater p.135
• The filename is any user assigned filename with no more than eight alphanumeric the filename is any user assigned filename with no more than eight alphanumeric characters for the filename and three alphanumeric characters for the extension p.135
• The bios updater backup screen appears indicating the bios backup process when bios backup is done press any key to return to the dos prompt p.135
• Rog rampage iv extreme 3 49 p.135
• Ensure that the usb flash drive is not write protected and has enough free space to save the file p.135
• Chapter 3 p.135
• Backing up the current bios p.135
• To exit bios updater restart your computer p.136
• The bios updater screen appears as below p.136
• For bios updater version 1 4 or later the utility automatically exits to the dos prompt after updating bios p.136
• Ensure to load the bios default settings to ensure system compatibility and stability select the load optimized defaults item under the exit bios menu see chaper 3 of your motherboard user manual for details p.136
• Ensure to connect all sata hard disk drives after updating the bios file if you have disconnected them p.136
• Do not shut down or reset the system while updating the bios to prevent system boot failure p.136
• Chapter 3 p.136
• Bios updater checks the selected bios file and prompts you to confirm bios update p.136
• 50 chapter 3 bios setup p.136
• Updating the bios file p.136
• To update the bios file using bios updater p.136
• Usb bios flashback p.137
• Chapter 3 p.137
• Xp 64 bit xp vista 64 bit vista 7 64 bit 7 64 bit vista 7 64 bit 7 p.138
• This motherboard supports window p.138
• The support dvd that comes with the motherboard package contains the drivers software applications and utilities that you can install to avail all motherboard features p.138
• Support dvd information p.138
• Running the support dvd p.138
• Place the support dvd into the optical drive the dvd automatically displays the drivers menu if autorun is enabled in your computer click each menu tab and select the items you want to install p.138
• Operating systems os always install the latest os version and corresponding updates to maximize the features of your hardware p.138
• Installing an operating system p.138
• Chapter 4 p.138
• Obtaining the software manuals p.139
• Chapter 4 p.139
• Ai suite ii p.140
• Using ai suite ii p.140
• Software information p.140
• Installing ai suite ii p.140
• Chapter 4 p.140
• Turbov evoallows you to overclock the bclk frequency cpu voltage imc voltage and dram bus voltage in windows environment and takes effect in real time without exiting and rebooting the os p.141
• Turbov evo on the ai suite ii main menu bar p.141
• Turbov evo p.141
• Chapter 4 p.141
• Chapter 4 p.142
• Using fast tuning p.143
• Chapter 4 p.143
• Auto tuning p.143
• Using extreme tuning p.144
• Chapter 4 p.144
• Cpu power p.145
• Chapter 4 p.145
• Digi power control on the ai suite ii main menu bar select cpu power or dram power to adjust the power control settings p.145
• Digi power control p.145
• Dram power p.146
• Chapter 4 p.146
• Launching epu p.147
• Epu on the ai suite ii main menu bar p.147
• Epu is an energy efficient tool that satisfies different computing needs this utility provides several modes that you can select to save system power selecting auto mode will have the system shift modes automatically according to current system status you can also customize each mode by configuring settings like cpu frequency gpu frequency vcore voltage and fan control p.147
• Chapter 4 p.147
• Using fan xpert p.148
• Launching fan xpert p.148
• Fan xpert p.148
• Fan setting p.148
• Chapter 4 p.148
• Sensor recorder p.149
• Launching sensor recorder p.149
• Chapter 4 p.149
• Using sensor recorder p.149
• Using history record p.149
• Probe ii p.150
• Launching probe ii p.150
• Configuring probe ii p.150
• Chapter 4 p.150
• Usb 3 boost p.151
• Launching usb 3 boost p.151
• Configuring usb 3 boost p.151
• Chapter 4 p.151
• Chapter 4 p.152
• Battery charging version 1 bc 1 a usb implementers forum usb if certified usb charging function is designed to make usb charging faster than the standard usb devices if your usb device supports the bc 1 function when you connect your usb device to your system the system automatically detects your usb device and starts a fast usb charging the charging speed may get 3 times faster than that of the standard usb devices p.152
• Ai charger p.152
• Launching asus update p.153
• Chapter 4 p.153
• Asus update p.153
• Using asus update p.153
• Using mylogo p.154
• Mylogo2 p.154
• Launching asus update p.154
• Chapter 4 p.154
• Chapter 4 p.155
• Using rc tweakit p.156
• Use the sliders and buttons to monitor or adjust your local pc p.156
• Setting up usb connection between your local and remote pc p.156
• Rog connect allows you to monitor and adjust the local pc through your remote pc p.156
• Rog connect p.156
• Press the rog connect button p.156
• Double click the rc tweakit shortcut on the remote pc to activate the function p.156
• Connect the provided rog connect cable to the local pc and the remote pc p.156
• Chapter 4 p.156
• Chapter 4 p.157
• Rc remote p.157
• Rc poster p.157
• Rc diagram p.157
• Gpu tweakit p.158
• Chapter 4 p.158
• Universal audio jack technology for all audio ports eliminating cable connection errors and giving users plug and play convenience p.159
• The realte p.159
• Proprietary ua p.159
• If the realtek audio software is correctly installed you will find the realtek hd audio manager icon on the taskbar double click on the icon to display the realtek hd audio manager p.159
• Follow the installation wizard to install the realte p.159
• Chapter 4 p.159
• B realtek hd audio manager for windows xp p.159
• Audio driver from the support dvd that came with the motherboard package p.159
• Audio configurations p.159
• Audio codec provides 7 channel audio capability to deliver the ultimate audio experience on your computer the software provides jack detection function s pdif out support and interrupt capability the codec also includes the realte p.159
• A realtek hd audio manager for window p.159
• Vista 7 p.159
• Raid definitions p.160
• Raid configurations p.160
• Chapter 4 p.160
• Set the sata mode item to raid mode p.161
• Save your changes and then exit the bios setup p.161
• Refer to chapter 3 for details on entering and navigating through the bios setup p.161
• Rapid storage technology option rom utility p.161
• Installing serial ata hard disks p.161
• Install the sata hard disks into the drive bays p.161
• Enter the bios setup during post p.161
• Due to chipset limitation when set any of sata ports to raid mode all sata ports run at raid mode together p.161
• Connect the sata signal cables p.161
• You must enable the raid function in the bios setup before creating raid set s using sata hdds to do this p.161
• Connect a sata power cable to the power connector on each drive p.161
• Turn on the system p.161
• Chapter 4 p.161
• To install the sata hard disks for a raid configuration p.161
• 24 chapter 4 software support p.161
• To enter the inte p.161
• To display the utility main menu p.161
• The motherboard supports serial ata hard disk drives for optimal performance install identical drives of the same model and capacity when creating a disk array p.161
• Setting the raid item in bios p.161
• To select the hard disk drives you want to include in the raid set the select disks screen appears p.162
• To create a raid set p.162
• The utility supports maximum four hard disk drives for raid configuration p.162
• The raid bios setup screens shown in this section are for reference only and may not exactly match the items on your screen p.162
• The navigation keys at the bottom of the screen allow you to move through the menus and select the menu options p.162
• The following screen appears p.162
• Rog rampage iv extreme 4 25 p.162
• Creating a raid set p.162
• Chapter 4 p.162
• Chapter 4 p.163
• To return to the utility main menu p.164
• To return to the delete volume menu p.164
• To exit the utility p.164
• To delete a raid set p.164
• The following warning message appears p.164
• The following screen appears p.164
• Take caution when deleting a raid set you will lose all data on the hard disk drives when you delete a raid set p.164
• Rog rampage iv extreme 4 27 p.164
• Rapid storage technology option rom utility p.164
• Exiting the inte p.164
• Deleting a raid set p.164
• Chapter 4 p.164
• Creating a raid driver disk in window p.165
• Creating a raid driver disk p.165
• Chapter 4 p.165
• Creating a raid driver disk without entering the os p.165
• Os installation p.166
• Installing the raid driver during window p.166
• Chapter 4 p.166
• Using a usb floppy disk drive p.167
• Chapter 4 p.167
• Chapter 4 p.168
• Chapter 4 p.169
• Technology p.170
• Requirements p.170
• Crossfirex p.170
• Chapter 5 p.170
• Before you begin p.170
• Installing two crossfirex p.171
• Graphics cards p.171
• Chapter 5 p.171
• Technology p.172
• Launching the amd vision engine control center p.172
• Installing the device drivers p.172
• Enabling the am p.172
• Enabling dual crossfirex technology p.172
• Crossfirex p.172
• Chapter 5 p.172
• Sli technology p.173
• Requirements p.173
• Installing two sli ready graphics cards p.173
• Chapter 5 p.173
• Sli technology p.174
• Launching the nvidia control panel p.174
• Installing the device drivers p.174
• Enabling the nvidi p.174
• Chapter 5 p.174
• Chapter 5 p.175
• Enabling sli settings p.176
• Chapter 5 p.176
• Chapter 5 p.177
• Technical support p.178
• Asustek computer inc p.178
• Asus contact information p.178
• Asus computer international america p.178
• Asus computer gmbh germany and austria p.178
• Ec declaration of conformity p.179
• This device complies with part 15 of the fcc rules operation is subject to p.179
• The following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful p.179
• Declaration of conformity p.179
• Supplementary information p.179
• Date sep 28 2011 p.179
• Signature p.179
• Conforms to the following specifications p.179
• Responsible party name responsible party name p.179
• Ca 94539 p.179
• Representative person s name representative person s name steve chang president p.179
• Asus computer international p.179
• Product name motherboard p.179
• Address 800 corporate way fremon p.179
• Phone fax no 510 739 3777 510 608 4555 p.179
• Per fcc part 2 section 2 1077 a p.179
• Model number rampage iv extreme p.179
• Interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received p.179
• Including interference that may cause undesired operation p.179
• Hereby declares that the product p.179
• Fcc part 15 subpart e intentional radiators p.179
• Fcc part 15 subpart c intentional radiators p.179
• Fcc part 15 subpart b unintentional radiators p.179