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Rampage V Extreme vs Sabertooth X99?

Hi guys, i will buy the motherboard for Intel I7 5820K. I have a custom liquid cooler and i would overclock I7 5820K at 4.6Ghz. Which should I choose a motherboard? Sabertooth vs ROG for OC and Gaming? (I am gamer and game developer) (sorry for bad english)

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I say go for the Rampage V Extreme personally.

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Rampage V all the way. But if you're using a specific color scheme other than red and black I'd suggest the Sabertooth It's easier to paint it to the color scheme of your choosing

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Rampage V for sure, you will more than be able to OC to 4.6Ghz with that mobo :)

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I personally like the aesthetics of the Sabertooth X99 over the Rampage 5. So I would go with the Sabertooth X99

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the ROG board. i have had a sabertooth and now have a ROG not much difference both great

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Either board will not guarantee you any clock speed, it's entirely dependent on your CPU.

 

Considering the Sabertooth isn't out yet, I'd wait to see where the price is compared to the Rampage.

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Hi guys, i will buy the motherboard for Intel I7 5820K. I have a custom liquid cooler and i would overclock I7 5820K at 4.6Ghz. Which should I choose a motherboard? Sabertooth vs ROG for OC and Gaming? (I am gamer and game developer) (sorry for bad english)

No difference in performance. Get the one that looks better / is cheaper / has the features you like better.

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like @SuperPug says

 

go for a cheaper X99 board 

 

Asus is overpriced 

 

Asrock or MSI or Gigabyte have decent X99 boards

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X99 Champion. All the features of the Rampage but 200 cheaper

Core I7 5960X / Gigabyte X99 SOC Force / Kingston 16GB DDR4 3000 / EVGA GTX 980 Classified's In Quad SLI / EVGA 1600W G2

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  • 2 months later...

I'm confused too Sabertooth vs Rampage V Extreme

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Hi guys, i will buy the motherboard for Intel I7 5820K. I have a custom liquid cooler and i would overclock I7 5820K at 4.6Ghz. Which should I choose a motherboard? Sabertooth vs ROG for OC and Gaming? (I am gamer and game developer) (sorry for bad english)

I think the Sabertooth is more of a durability board while the ROG board is a gamer centric overclocking board. Although I've seen Tiny Tom Logan's review on the Sabertooth and he said that the Sabertooth overclocks fantastically. I think it just has a cap on the RAM frequency like its Z97 younger brother. Plus, clock rates are a silicon lottery thing anyway so it's all about what you want in the motherboard.

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