Sep 18, 2015 Are there any information about Rampage V Black Edition? I'm affraid that ASUS will release it after Broadwell-E premiere. Rampage IV Black Edition includes OC Panel — a real-time system-monitoring and tuning console that's great for gamers and a huge advantage for overclockers. Lillian Axe Live 2002 Justin on this page. A reinvented UEFI BIOS that has tons of extra settings and lets you apply overclocking profiles designed by ROG's expert OC team for full control of your system.

Hey Asus guys, please bring the 'black edition X99 ' this time out earlier and not towards the end of a life-time of a Socket! I know many people who would prefer to buy directly the black edition, instead of the normal version.especially in this price range can not be bought every six months a new board. It would make sense since a little rethink regarding the clearance sales.

Yes the black and red colors are R.O.G. But just in Germany is red * out * every second build in the www is red custom design should win! The X99 Deluxe is gone here a positive example. So please make tme and many others happy. Hey Asus guys, please bring the 'black edition X99 ' this time out earlier and not towards the end of a life-time of a Socket! I know many people who would prefer to buy directly the black edition, instead of the normal version.especially in this price range can not be bought every six months a new board.

It would make sense since a little rethink regarding the clearance sales. Yes the black and red colors are R.O.G. But just in Germany is red * out * every second build in the www is red custom design should win! The X99 Deluxe is gone here a positive example.

So please make tme and many others happy You call the Rampage V Extreme a normal version motherboard?!? XD The Rampage IV Black Edition was Asus direct counter-response to EVGAs X79 Dark motherboard and it did the expected work pretty well, it was superior in most cases. Of course, it was also an Update for the released Ivy-Brigde-E CPUs. Omul Marii Serial. It takes some time to develop/design a motherboard, now the Extreme will be released and I think we won't see a revised Black Edition motherboard anytime soon. Maybe with the release of Broadwell-E sometime in 2015.

If you want a Black Edition Rampage V Extreme board then start modding. From my experience, Asus doesn't release 'Black editions' at the beginning. Therefore, you won't see a X99 black at the start, BE's usually appear towards the end of the platform's life once they've ironed out all the bugs, discover weak or poor performing areas which need improving and improved them. Of-course there's no reason why you can't dye the standard board using some dyes/paints. But you WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY doing so, having said that, others have colored their boards and with great results. I would like to see Rampage 5 Extreme Black, with little changes.