queria ver vc provar isso aí, que ela é inferior em poder de over, porque isso q vc ta afirmando aí vai de encontro a praticamente todos os reviews desta mobo.... aqui tem ums:
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nyway, long story short, I really like the Maximus IV GENE-Z. It has 98% of the features of a normal sized ATX motherboard but compensates with excellent overclock potential and niche features like that scrumptious uEFI BIOS. However trust to be told, if you are not interested in Hybrid SSD caching (Intel SRT) or the Virtu mode... then a P67 motherboard might be a cheaper alternative really. Luckily for you ASUS has got a massive lineup available there as well. Dare we do it... yep... a top pick award. We can't help but loving this motherboard, the Gene-Z is genious
BIT-TECH
http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/mot...us-iv-gene-z/1
Weve been genuinely impressed by the Asus Maximus IV Gene-Z ,as its the first LGA1155 board weve seen to really stand out in terms of stock speed performance. Some may point to the Z68 chipset as the reason, but the previous Z68 boards weve seen havent performed any differently to their P67 counterparts.
TWEAKTOWNhttp://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/419...iew/index.html
With features like Intel Gigabit LAN and X-Fi 2 Audio combined with the small stature, aggressive price tag and awesome performance, the Maximus IV Gene-Z isn't just a board that will suit someone who wants an mATX system; it will suit anyone who's interested in a performance motherboard. There's nothing stopping you from putting this in a full size case and with the performance it's able to offer; why wouldn't you?
LEGITREVIEWShttp://www.legitreviews.com/article/1686/1/
One area that i was impressed with was the overclocking capabilities of the ASUS Maximus IV Gene-Z. Typically when using a micro-ATX motherboard you can't achieve the same processor frequencies that you can on a full ATX motherboard. The ASUS Maximus IV Gene-Z did exactly that! We were able to push our Intel Core i5 2500K to a multiplier of x51 and a Bclk of 100.4 for a rock solid overclock. This brought the Intel Core i5 2500K more than 1800 MHz past the stock 3.3GHz. Whether it's an micro-ATX, ATX, or eATX that is a great overclocking board.
devem ter ums vinte mais reviews na net, é so pesquisar...
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