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View Poll Results: ASUS P6T Deluxe V2 or Rampage II extreme?
ASUS P6T Deluxe V2 12 60.00%
ASUS Rampage II extreme 8 40.00%
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Arrow ASUS P6T Deluxe V2 VS Rampage II extreme
Hi, I need answers fast

ASUS:
1. P6T Deluxe V2
or
2. Rampage II extreme


I will use this mobo with Intel i7 920 D0 @ 3.6 - 4.0 and 1600 corsair memory.
Is $90 more for ARIIE really necessary or should I satisfy with the cheaper P6TD V2?
Thank you all!
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Unless you absolutely need tri-sli or tri-fire the P6T Deluxe V2 is the better (and cheaper choice).

Both boards hit roughly the same BLCK so its a pretty obvious pick.
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Thanx, I don't need tri-sli/fire. If it is same for standard oc (no benching and stuff) that is info that I was looking for.
Thanx again.
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If you don't need Tri-Fire or Tri-SLI why not look at other brands such as the Foxconn Blood Rage GTI? It overclocks well and is only $215 right now on Newegg.

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If you don't need Tri-Fire or Tri-SLI why not look at other brands such as the Foxconn Blood Rage GTI? It overclocks well and is only $215 right now on Newegg.
I was thinking about blood rage but memory slots are to close to CPU so I can't install tall corsair dominator memory and panaflo 38mm on my megahalem.
I have never tried gigabyte or other boards so my choice is ASUS all the way.
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I was thinking about blood rage but memory slots are to close to CPU so I can't install tall corsair dominator memory and panaflo 38mm on my megahalem.
Actually you can. Just get a 1/32" hex key and remove the fins, the spreaders will stay on and you can fit large fans.

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