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The MISSOURI RIVER SCENIC CENTURY
The Helena Bicycle Club invites you to join us on our annual century ride, the Missouri River Scenic Century, on Saturday July 15, 2017. Riders have their choice of distances - the metric century (100 kilometers/62 miles), an 80 mile ride, or the standard century (100 miles). Come retrace the steps of Lewis and Clark (with a slightly faster mode of transportation!) as they approached the Gates of the Mountains over 200 years ago.
Bicycle from Cascade south toward Wolf Creek and back for the metric century. 80 mile riders continue south to the end of the Recreation Road at Spring Creek before turning around and heading back to Cascade. 100 mile riders add a spur 10 miles out from Wolf Creek on MT 434 before heading south to Spring Creek and back to Cascade.
The route is gentle, meandering alongside the Missouri River with some small rolling hills. There is one steep but short climb on the full century route. Lunch is provided at Cascade City Park for all riders.
Online registration begins March 1st and continues until July 9th. Fee is $50 for HBC members, $70 for Non-members (includes membership fee). The first 100 registered riders are guaranteed a custom 24oz POLAR water bottle and a technical T-Shirt. Registration fees increase by $5 on July 1st. No refunds.
Missouri River Scenic Century ride maps with distance, elevation and grade profiles:
• Where: Start & finish at Cascade City Park – Central and 1st Street
• Directions: On I-15 north of Helena or south of Great Falls take the Cascade Exit (Exit 254 from the south or Exit 256 from the north) proceed into town and turn east on Central (Angus Bar) go one block to 1st Street. The park is to the right.
• What: Riders have their choice of distances - the metric century (100 kilometers/62 miles), 80 miles, or the standard century (100 miles).
• Fully supported: Refreshments and restrooms will be available at all rest stops and the lunch stop at Cascade City Park. Support services provided for minor mechanical problems along the route.
• Check in: Cascade City Park between 6:30 and 7 AM. Mass start at 7 AM.
• Cost: $50 for Helena Bicycle Club Members $70 for non-members. Prices increase by $5 after July 1, 2017.
• Registration at this link: REGISTER
Or click HERE for a downloadable form for MAIL-IN registration. Please deduct $5 from prices if submitted before July 1, 2017. After that date, prices are as indicated on the form. Please mail registrations to: Helena Bicycle Club PO BOX 4682 Helena, MT 59604.
Helena Bicycle Club, PO Box 4682, Helena, MT 59604


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Back in March, if you had told me that I would be writing fanfiction instead of just reading it, I would have laughed in your face. However, the story of CJ and Danny fascinates me and I am compelled to put my ideas in writing.
I'm too old to write angst, as life is too short, so there will be very little pain and suffering for them in my little universe.
Because in "Crackpots", CJ tells Josh "I'm Catholic", not "I used to be Catholic" or "I was raised Catholic" and because Danny went to Notre Dame when the student body was about 90 Catholic, in my universe they are Catholic "faithful, fallen, or in between.
I'll try to stick with the canon but may have to add some touches.
Maybe it's because the show is so good, but I feel I suck at actual "put words in people's mouths between two quote marks" dialog. (I also get very confused about how the punctuation works). I also don't feel comfortable writing sex scenes. I like them very much, and read a lot of them. It must be my Catholic guilt, but if Andrew Greeley can write them, why can't I?
Update: it's apparent that most of these scenes are about CJ and Danny talking. As long as they continue to talk, I think they will make it for the long haul.
Feedback is always welcomed, and for me, feedback includes pointing out typos, spelling, usage, and grammatical mistakes, errors about something I've incorporated into a story, etc. I want to be as accurate as possible. My research role model is Diana Gabaldon, but then, she's a multi-best selling author and I'm just having fun.
Please tell me what you think!
The characters belong to Sorkin, Wells, et. al., but they consume my soul
Addenda: 7/2/2006
John Hoynes has always fascinated me. I think he is the most complex character in TWW universe. Part of what makes him so believable is that the Hoynes persona is exactly what Eric Stratton would have become (IMHO). Don't be surprised if he plays a part from time to time.
If I wasa surprised back in May that I would be writing fanfiction, I was absolutely astounded when some of the others began to bother my muse, as it were. That is how the 5 interludes had their birth. In particular, Donna's story totally floored me. I had always been part of the "leave Josh and Donna the way they are until the end of the show" school of thought, but, looking back, the split was necessary for Donna to grow. And I truly do believe that she will and that, in TWW universe, what I wrote about her will occur.
I also must confess that I do need to bring one more piece of angst into CJ and Danny's life together; right now it is sitting in "Time out of Joint". Now I know how Sorkin felt about introducing MS into 'He Shall, from Time to Time'.
Author Notes: Revised June 2007:
Until April 2006, I could never have imagined myself writing fan fiction, even for a television show I loved as much as I loved, and still love, The West Wing.
However, the four CJ/Danny shows of season seven – "The Ticket", "Internal Displacement", "Requiem", and "Institutional Memory" -- began to tug at my psyche. At first, it was a small tug, wondering what that "first time" to which "Requiem" alluded was like, and I wrote "Genesis 1:27". Then I began to wonder about what happened after Danny said "What else?" in "Institutional Memory", and "Twelfth of Never" was born.
In the forums, some of us felt we had been cheated by the little snippets we had been given. But then, we began to realize that by leaving us with only hints, the owners of CJ and Danny gave us the right to let our imaginations take CJ and Danny to so many dimensions, to so many variants of our own West Wing universes. And we also began to talk of a CJ/Danny spin-off, much like "Frasier" arose from the ashes of "Cheers".
"Holding Hands on the Way Down" is my own little attempt at such a series. The basis of it is Danny's statement "You're gonna get good at it; we're both gonna get good at new things."
I started out wanting to write only CJ and Danny, but a funny thing happened along the way. Some of the other West Wing folk came to me and wanted me to tell their stories. CJ and Danny were not the only people who would get good at new things.Also, the new people in CJ and Danny's life also said "I think you should talk about me, develop me, flesh out me."
And then came the day that I brought back into CJ's life an old love, and a second series, totally alternative and "not gonna happen", has also ensorcelled my muse. This second series ("Fold in Gently") has allowed me to explore my ideas on how to make my Celtic mysticism work with my Catholic faith, how to explore the idea that there are "more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in your philosophy".
Writing this series has given me a new passion in life. My old passion, my career, is winding down – by September 2013, I hope to be retired from my life's work. My new passion, creative writing, may never go beyond these pieces of fan fiction, and will certainly never see professional print, but it moves my soul.
I want to thank everyone for their input, especially Eleanor, who has given me so much advice and so many suggestions for improvement. My intention is, as I get the chance, to make improvements to the chapters posted in The National Library. However, I intend to leave the chapters as posted on as they are, to show how I have improved (at least I think I've improved) as a writer over the past 200,000 plus words.


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Sorry, but it's just a dull game. Music gets a bit annoying, too.
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Okay, let's see...
Graphics: 10/10
I love the visual style of this game! Giving retro a modern, smooth look is a great move. The menus also looked awesome, they definitely had a classy look.
Gameplay: 9/10
Again, this was great. The game really begins to get hectic and challenging at later levels, but doesn't become frustrating or irritating. The bosses were great!
Audio: 9/10
The music was great... nothing more to say, really.
Overall, definitely one of the better games I've played. Nice work!
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Nice game!
The art style was awesome, and so was the music. The idea of luring zombies with brains was interesting, too. Nice puzzles!
An in-game pause would have been great, though.
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- 72 years old
- Date of birth: Apr 17, 1934
- Place of birth:
Niagara Falls, New York, United States
- Date of passing: Dec 19, 2006
- Place of passing:
DeLand, Florida, United States
|Let the memory of Frank be with us forever
"My childhood was so wonderful...I would never trade it. Paul, you are so much like Dad it's amazing. I'm so proud of you...."
"Today our father would have turned eighty three
But with the passing of his body his soul is forever free
He exists in God's kingdom as an angel of peace
Now his soul will live on and never ever cease
He would gladly live and die in the body once again
For the reward of embracing the LORD's angels
as friends"
"Ten years now we've lived without our great dad
It's very hard to imagine we'd be anything but sad
the LORD has said we will suffer for a while
His word of truth will stay forever in style
the years my father lived went by like a blink
So the word of the LORD will always make me think that our souls return to God's kingdom of light in a flash we are there where there's never any night"
"Today our father would have turned eighty two
But age is not counted in God's kingdom it's true
The life my father lead on the earth was complete
The LORD welcomed him to heaven as an angel elite
His trust in the LORD was never in vain
And he never feels any hunger or pain
We try to live our lives by all the examples he showed
His courage and faith is what he always bestowed"
"Nine years has gone by so very fast
On this sad day was when our father passed
And we cry now for him from time to time
He left us so close to Christmas time
Gift giving is the manner of this season
A gift to God must have been the reason
He closed his eyes nine years ago this day
Then opened them and saw the LORD we pray."
"My father was consistently such a great man
As the youngest of four I was his number one fan
His career took us all to many U.S. states
He took care of our family without any mistakes
His faith in God kept his paths very straight
His love for our mom would never abate
He tried oh so hard to stay here with his love
But the LORD called him home
Now he dwells up above."
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While I support the jail being re-opened, the Mayor's plan leads to uncertainty as to how long the jail will remain open. Like almost all of the Mayor's policies, the re-opening of the jail is not fully explained and the public is placated by his financial contributions to other similar programs. The reality is that the jail would require the employment of about 30 guards, upkeep on the facilities, and money to support the jail's population. These costs could rise past $1 million per year assuming the guards are paid $30,000 a year. The fate of the jail depends upon the Mayor funding the facility and its staff from the Flint Auto Auctions o junkyards, but it is hard to believe that the auto auctions will be able to support the jails permanently considering they make on average about $500,000 a year.
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None of the Mayor's plans are designed to rebuild our city. Instead of aiding that effort, he constantly struggles against those who are trying to build long-term, enduring solutions like the Genesee County Land Bank, Uptown Development Corporation, and the Mott Foundation. Really, the Land Bank is one of the only government agencies in


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Celebrating my 40th. We have four other couples traveling with us. I'm looking for a 5 star hotel with great food and beautiful beach....thinking of cap juluca, la Samanna or little Dix bay.
Anyone have any suggestions??
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Cap juluca, little Dix bay or la Samanna
Celebrating my 40th. We have four other couples traveling with us. I'm looking for a 5 star hotel with great food and beautiful beach....thinking of cap juluca, la Samanna or little Dix bay.
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Little Dix Bay is one of the best resorts in the Caribbean and one of our favorites. Our first visit was back in 1988 and have gone back many times since. It just keeps getting better and better.
Been to Cap Juluca three times and have always enjoyed our stays. Wouldn't hesitate to go back.
La Samanna, on the other hand, was a total disappointment. It's been resting on it's laurels for years. Went once, couldn't wait to leave, would never go back.
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Thanks for the advice. Which was your favorite between VG and Cap juluca? We are traveling from Charlotte nc and would like a easy flight. Do you have any suggestions? We what something very nice but not too stuffy.
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I must disagree with the Marketing Director. We were disappointed 3 years ago. After one lunch and two dinners we eliminated it as a dining option. It was a faded star. Eighteen years ago it was a 4+ star in my opinion. On our last visit I would assess it as a 2++ and at their rates it is criminal.
Cap Jaluca looks lovely based on a lunch visit and a complimentary afternoon at the cabana/pool. But in my opinion though I would assign it a 4+ star it was too sterile for my taste compared to Little Dix or Caneel. LDB I would rate tops of the three and the food based on the lunch with the same five at Cap as at LDB the food at LDB was better prepared.
If it were not for the small beach Biras Creekk had better food than the three and the beach is fine but narrow and small. The villa accomodations are a little rustic but quite private and the public areas are only 5-6 years old and first rate. You might want to look into it as an option. Peter Island Resort is lovely but a bit stuffy but rivals Biras in terms of food and the beaches are as nice as LDB in my opinion. It is smaller than LDB and has honeymooners often (based upon 2 visits) but LDB has children under 5 even when school is in-session.
Maybe the Marketing Director should spend 2 days each at Biras, Peter Island and LDB and see why I think La Samanna has lost it.
Caneel Bay Resort would be right near the top but the food based on our last two visits in 2007 and 2010 was not very good. In 2004 and before we had 4-5 visits that made it a 5 star. But beach, food, accomodations and sorkeling make a trip a success for us.
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Thanks StanKase...i think you hit it on the nail from everything Ive read. My husband and I spent our honeymoon at caneel bay in 2003 and LOVED it!!! I really wanted to try little Dix bay, but on most of the reviews i have read say Anguilla was better. I think i have it down to three resorts in Anguilla...
Viceroy , Cuisinart and Cap Juluca? help!!! looks like Cuisinart might be too quiet?
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I'd give LDB a slight nod over Cap Juluca but both are very nice resorts.
By the way, although Anguilla has some fantastic white sand beaches the island itself is flat, arid and scrubby. For us it was not anywhere near as attractive as Virgin Gorda.
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AS RoamsAround says, and you were to Caneel, Little Dix is almost as lush as St. John and for us that adds an important aspect vs. a sand bar which is just what it is. I do not know but it may be onlt 10 feet above sea level. I consideer the environment off-beach an element I should have listed. If any of your group enjoys snorkeling there is ZERO around Anguila but LDB has some right off shore and small tour boats (75/person) that go out for 5-6 hours to some of best remaining places. If you go there DoubleD Charters (just a name, you do not have to charter the boat) goes to Monkey Point, The Dogs, Norman Island and the Indians all good to very good spots.
Also check average temp in Angilla in the month you are going vs. Little Dix for it seems St Martin and Anguilla were warmer but that could have just been by coincidence. A high of 85-86 is far better than 89-90.
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Thanks to all....I think I'm going to go with Little Dix bay. I'm trying to figure out if we should fly into st. Thomas or San Juan. I know we could take a private boat from st. Thomas to VG or a short flight. From San Juan you have to fly into Tortola then boat to VG...anyone have suggestions? Even though the boat ride form St.Thomas in 90 min it still seams the easiest.
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There's no one right or wrong answer to determining the beat route to Virgin Gorda. For what it is worth, there's a very active BVI forum at Traveltalkonline.com and this question comes up often (probably once every week or so) and the responses are vary greatly. Some people always go through san Juan, others swear by St. Thomas, some fly to VG others go by ferry and still others go by private water taxi. The point being there's no one "best way" there's just different ways. You have to select the routing that works best FOR YOU - factor in things like flight/ferry schedules, the day you are traveling, total travel time, overall cost, your budget, etc. and the answer will become obvious as which works best for your situation.
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Here my review of La Samanna and St Martin (December, 2016)
St. Martin and Belmond La Samanna were a complete disappointment and are not safe. If we knew what we know now after our week visit, we would NEVER have booked there. Starting with safety. St. Martin is not the same island you read about within recent travel recommendations, including Fodor's travel guide (Fodor's in Focus St Martin). The city of Marigot, once the crown jewel of the island, is economically distressed and has become a drug den and a home for gangs. The streets are littered with empty drug packets and trash. Except for a few buildings, most are falling apart. The fact is that the French side is in the middle of severe social unrest and there are billboards encouraging the fight for property rights. In addition to the billboards, you will hear from loud speakers, mainly emanating from parked cars, calling for the people to rise-up and revolt against the government. It is very disturbing to say the least. Despite these warnings, we did climb the steps to Fort Louis and the views of the harbor are spectacular. However, you must keep in mind that this fort was built by slaves and the residents of Marigot do not embrace its barbaric history for obvious reasons. The poverty in Marigot and for the most of the island is heartbreaking. The anger is palpable and due to the economic crisis, there are few jobs for the island residents. Crime on the island is escalating and becoming increasingly violent towards visitors. Before traveling to St. Martin, it is imperative that you review the police logs (http://www.sxmpolicenews.com) so you understand that tourists are targeted. There are countless knife robberies that have led to stabbings and face slashing. Many of the jewelry stores and casinos have been robbed by armed masked men. Grocery stores are frequently robbed.
If you think you can escape this by taking refuge in your resort, you are wrong. Our resort, La Samanna, was attacked by four masked men, with one carrying an AK-47 assault rifle. They held a young girl working at the store at gunpoint and successfully robbed the onsite jewelry store located directly across from the hotel lobby. They escaped in a white van that they had stolen the night before. The armed robbers had by-passed the security gate by entering and leaving the resort down an unmanned dirt access road. This all took place within 50 feet of our suite. Soon after the robbery, thirty French Gendarmerie (armed swat officers in riot gear) stormed and locked-down the resort. The Gendarmerie lined the main road in front of the resort and were actively sighting passengers in cars through their gun sights. The resort was closed for about three hours as they searched the premises (including the kitchen) for suspects. In the afternoon, A police helicopter flew overhead searching for more suspects. The narrative from the resort was that it was an "unsuccessful smash and grab" and once again the front desk lied to their guests. The papers indicate otherwise and the guests who got caught up in this mess (including us) know the truth. The excessive show of force by the Gendarmerie is because of the type of weapon used to rob the store (assault rifle) and the potential of this weapon to cause great harm to resort staff and guests.
As for La Samanna, let me start off by saying it is no Four Seasons and there are many better choices throughout the Caribbean. It is important that you do not pre-pay to get a lower rate. They will stick you in the least desirable suite (i.e. in front of a beach bar with tent) even though there are other rooms available. We immediately complained and we were relocated to the cliff side of the resort (same style suite). After our check-in hassle we walked down to the beach bar to have lunch and safely arrived 30 minutes before the restaurant closed. We ordered our food and then the staff immediately proceeded to dismantle every table around us to set up the area for a wedding. It was ridiculous and it inherently made us very uncomfortable and rushed. When the staff started rolling tables off the deck and giving us dirty looks we decided to leave without eating. This was our first 30 minutes on the resort.
We loved our suite. The plunge-pool suite is a very nice setup and we greatly enjoyed the deck. We also loved the little cottages throughout the resort. However, the grounds could use a little attention. We found in our $1,100 suite (which went up to $1,900 the next week for Christmas) that the television did not work. Worse is sort of worked but froze every 10 seconds causing you to have to change channels until it permanently froze and needed to be re-booted. The front desk promised an "engineer" to work on it but they lied and eventually admitted it would never work. They did offer us an upgrade to a presidential suite located in the main building. However, although greater accommodations, the "presidential suite" it is not as nice as the little cottages located on the resort and we declined the upgrade. After two nights of broken sleep my back was killing me. The bed was like sleeping on a lumpy door. We later discovered that the king bed was two ratty twin beds pushed together (see pic). How can this be in a king-bed suite at a high-end resort? We also struggled getting a down alternative for our bed. They gave us a few very light quilts but never enough.
For some bizarre reason the front desk does not operate on the same system as the spa. They could not look up and did not inform us of spa appointments we booked 4 months ago. There is no information in your welcome package and no message the night before. It added stress and we almost missed our second day appointment at 10:00 AM (opening of spa). However, it must be said that the massage was very good.
We went thinking that St Martin would be the epicurean capital of the Caribbean and we were excited to explore the island. The food was generally awful and very expensive to boot. Most of the restaurants are dirty and located in questionable areas. You spend half of your time deciding if you should go to that area at night. La Cigale (recommended by La Samanna) is located on the back porch of a seedy motel, offers no parking, and you will find that their credit card machine is broken because they want to paid in cash. The food is so-so and the atmosphere includes barking dogs and a mosquito invested bay (bring bug spray). Le Santal (also recommended by La Samanna) is on the boarder of Marigot and you should not go there at night. There are police reports of tourist muggings in this area. The food at breakfast and lunch at La Samanna was fine but the dinner was not editable. Be extremely careful of the bottled water supplied in rooms. We found many bottles had already been opened and we think the resort has a questionable supplier. It was not until the end our stay we finally found a few gems on the Dutch side (Copecoy) that were as wonderful as expected and not a 35 minute drive away from the resort. If you still decide to go (I don't know why you would) check out Mario Bistro at Porto Cupecoy. The grocery store nearby is also a great resource, although expensive, for wine, cheese, and bread. You should also visit Grapevine at Hope Estate (past Grand Case). Incredible selection of wine, foie gras, bellota, jams, French chocolates, and truffles (highlight of trip). In fact, the appropriately named Hope Estate is the only upcoming area on the entire island. La Sand is probably the best French side option that is near the resort, but their deserts are really bad (pre-prepared).
Orient Beach is low-rent dump and not worth the hassle. It is a narrow beach lined with rows of faded beach chair rentals. Car break-ins are very common in this area so ensure you leave your car unlocked, windows down, and NOTHING in it (even a bag with towels). Robbers are not selective; they just break windows and pop trunks with crowbars looking for unattended bags in cars. Make sure you take your car rental contract with you.
Finally, don't bother with the hotel shuttle from the hotel (~$140 round trip). The resort is 10 minutes from airport ($25 cab). If you plan to tour the island a car rental is by far more economical since a ride to Orient Bay will cost ~$50 each way. Driving can be frustrating since there are many lunatic motorcycle riders and lots of traffic in Grand Case, Marigot, and particularly Philipsburg.
In summary, do your homework and don't rely on TravelAdvisor and Fodor's guides glowing reports of resorts. The best recommendation is through a friend or someone you know and trust. La Samanna may work for some, some return, and some may enjoy the grime of an impoverished island; but our experience was very stressful and the resort does not care. They just hope another American or European will arrive with a full wallet tomorrow. You must decide if a trip to La Samanna is worth the risk.
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While we're not sold on the benefits of Broadwell-E as a gaming CPU except for those users who need extra PCIe lanes for multiple graphics cards and storage devices, it seems the industry doesn't agree. There's been a major push since Computex of X99 motherboards using the new LGA 2011-v3 socket, a slightly updated version of the X99 chipset that came out a couple of years ago. If you're looking to build a machine around one of these many-cored beasts, Asus has just delivered its gaming branded board, the Strix Gaming X99. Strix is the sub-brand that Asus reserves for the very best of its Republic of Gamers brands, so you can expect this motherboard to come packed to the gills with gaming and overclocking tech.
Obviously, this board supports the new Intel Socket 2011-v3 Core i7 X-Series, and depending on which one you buy will decide on how many PCIe 3.0 lanes you'll have access to. Most of them deliver a full 40 lanes of PCIe 3.0, giving you plenty of options when it comes to installing drives and graphics cards, and it's this benefit that arguably makes Broadwell-E a compelling choice for hardcore PC owners, despite its lower clocks-peed and IPC than today's 6th Gen Core CPUs.
Asus has made use of such a huge number of PCIe lanes by providing plenty of opportunities to fill them up with data. There are three PCIe 3.0 slots, and thanks to all those PCIe lanes it can run triple SLI x8/x16/x8; even though Nvidia doesn't recommend anything more than dual SLI with its new GeForce GTX 10XX series. There's also another PCIe 2.0 x16 lane, along with two more PCIe 2.0 x1. Considering this is an ATX board, the placement of all of these slots is a little cramped; good luck filling them all.
There's also a stack of room for memory, with a whopping eight memory slots delivering a total capacity of 128GB of DDR4 memory. Asus has rated this to run at a maximum speed of 3333MHz when overclocked, which isn't too shabby considering just how many memory slots need to run in synch. Asus' proprietary Aura RGB illumination is also included, which allows all compatible Asus Aura products to use the same lighting scheme, and also reacts to sounds in games. Asus has gone with Intel's I218-V Ethernet solution, while Wi-Fi is delivered courtesy of Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, which apparently supports MU-MIMO.
Audio is very important for a gaming board, and Asus has used its SupremeFX shielded audio tech here. Asus claim an excellent 115db SNR, which is incredible for onboard audio, and it's delivered via a Realtek 1150 chip with high-end amplifiers, capacitors and audio shield. It also includes Asus' controversial Sonic Radar II, software which puts an on-screen "radar" up to show you where gunfire is originating from – in other words, a bit of a cheat.
Once again we see Asus adding an extra pin to the CPU socket for overclockers, which is meant to deliver higher, more stable frequencies. It apparently does so by stabilising the frequency delivered to the CPU. More interesting though is the ability to adjust the cache-bus voltage, which seems unique to Asus products. There's also a specific water pump header, high-amp fan controllers, as well as an external fan extension header if you'd like to build your own windfarm.
There's a whole lot of goodies packed onto this board, but perhaps what we're most impressed by is the price. We expected the Strix brand to come packing a $750 price tag, but Asus has delivered all of this for $565, which is very competitive compared to the competition. It's pure overkill for most of us, but that's what the Strix brand is for – while most of us are happy running the equivalent of a Lotus Elise PC, some want a Bugatti, and that's who this board is aimed at.
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