The board comes with 8-phase CPU power, 3-phases for QPI/DRAM, 3-phases for NB power and thus 3-phases for memory. To the upper middle of the photo we see a CPU fan header, quality capacitors and chokes and also a NEC Proadlizer, which cleans the power signal. Clean looks surround the LGA 1366 socket alright. Nice and spacious thanks to the cooling, a big cooler like the Noctua NH-D14 will fit there, in fact we'll be using one of these puppies today. When we flip the board around we stumble into the processor area. It also comes with the THX TruStudio Pro software. This will bring EAX 5.0 and OpenAL to audio. Also the Realtek solution gets some Creative Labs optimizations with the help of a SupremeFX X-Fi 2 software layer. This solution is optimized by the ThunderBolt card which we'll address later on. We spot one Gigabit Ethernet jack and next to it is audio, which is managed by the Realtek ALC892 codec which supports High Definition audio up-to 7.1 channels.

The weird looking button with accompanying vertical USB port is for ROG connect (external overclocking through say, a laptop) It lists the most recent ROG hardware for older hardware series, please go to the ROG main page on the ASUS website directly.From left to right, that's a combo PS2 keyboard/mouse connector, two USB 2.0 ports - six in total, then two wireless antennae - IEEE 802.11b/g/n, Wi-Fi Compliant and embedded Bluetooth v3.0. A Clear CMOS button, also two USB 3,0 ports can be found here as well as two eSATA 6G ports (the red ones). This page has been created so you can quickly find (using Ctrl+F) the correct product page for your ROG products and ASUS graphics cards.

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