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Mouse - couldnt agree with you more.
I've been a supporter for over 40 years - can remember the relegation battles TO the old 3rd division and the fight to get back up. yet those times were far more exciting than this. Mcleish - hasnt got a clue, Negativity runs through his veins. Lerner - yes, sadly all of those who wished for the departure of Doug Ellis are now realising that the so called 'Dollar' Billionaires have little idea, no concept of English football and frankly, should cut their losses and remove themseolves from our club and the English game.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
villa fans get outside that villa ground and lets show them how we love our club we need a new manager and a new leader who isnt selfish greedy and insecure and understands the game MCLEASH OUT
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some jolly un freindly tones there. how about we save the vitriol for the idiots destroying our club and not fellow football supporters
Villa til i die.
some of the best days that i have ever had at a football match were back in those 3rd division games. but there was always the knowing that we were too good for our surroundings, that we would get out and up. i wish that i could say the same under this mob. if we are relegated i dont see a way back under this idiot. i have never seen villa fans "en masse" swearing at a villa manager in my life.
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Villa 'til i Die.......
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learner im a true villa in my heart and you must see mcleish isnt up to look out for villa look what he did to blues what ever made you think he could bring success he was secound best in the scotish premeire sack him and save our club he must go


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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) � The University of Maine's Ryan Lomberg scored with six minutes to play, lifting the Black Bears over Mercyhurst 2-1.
Playing in the Cumberland County Civic Center in Portland Friday night, Maine continued to work its way out of a miserable start to the season and won its third straight game.
Mercyhurst scored first in the opening period, but Maine tied it when Steven Swavely won a face-off back to Joey Diamond. Diamond one-timed a shot past Mercyhurst goalie Jordan Tibbet. The second period was scoreless.
Maine improves to 5-11-2 on the season with the win, while Mercyhurst falls to 8-7-1.
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ASUS Introduces X99-E-10G WS Motherboard with 10 Gigabit Ethernet
Subject: Motherboards | August 29, 2016 - 01:28 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: X99-E-10G WS, workstation, motherboard, Intel X99, asus, 10GbE, 10 gigabit
ASUS has officially announced their latest workstation board for the Intel X99 platform, and the X99-E-10G WS offers a 10GbE NIC. In fact, it has two of the Intel X550-powered 10 Gigabit Ethernet ports onboard (along with many more premium features).
ASUS lists these key features:
- First workstation board with dual Intel® 10G LANs (X550-AT2) on board
- 4-Way PCI-E Gen3 x16 link supporting NVidia GeForce SLI® and AMD CrossFireX™ on demand
- 5-Way Optimization by Dual Intelligent Processors 5 – One click, total system optimization
- Ultimate transfer speed : the latest 10Gb/s USB 3.1 type-A and type-C, 32Gbit/s M.2 and U.2
- SafeSlot : reinvented, strengthened PCIe slot utilizes a new insert-molding process for superior retention and shearing resistance
The full list of specifications is daunting, as ASUS has packed just about every imaginable option into this board. Processor support also extends beyond Core i7 processors to include Intel Xeon E5-1600 v3, E5-2600 v3, E5-1600 v4, and E5-2600 v4 series CPUs. (Naturally, ECC memory is supported when using a compatible CPU.)
We await info on pricing and availablity.
PCIe 4.0 Will Still Deliver 75W of Slot Power
Subject: Graphics Cards, Motherboards | August 29, 2016 - 01:20 AM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: pcie, PCI SIG
Last week, various outlets were reporting (incorrectly) that PCIe 4.0 would provide "at least 300W" through the slot. This would have been roughly equal to the power draw that a PCIe 3.0 GPU could provide with an extra six-pin and an extra eight-pin power connector, but do so all through the slot.
Later, the PCI-SIG contacted Tom's Hardware (and likely others) to say that this is not the case. The slot will still only provide 75W of power; any other power will still need to come from external connectors. The main advantage of the standard will be extra bandwidth, about double that of PCIe 3.0, not easing cable management or making it easier to design a graphics card (by making it harder to design a motherboard).
ASUS tossed everything they could find onto the Rampage V Extreme 10
Subject: Motherboards | August 25, 2016 - 02:39 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: ROG, rampage v edition 10, asus
Remember in the 90's when all the cool people had lights glowing from underneath their cars? Now your motherboard can do the same thing, but with extra colour choices and even different effects! Leaving the RGB disease alone for now, the features on the motherboard are impressive, dual USB 3.1 Type-C ports, support for both M.2 and the Dublin version of storage, PCIe lane switches and even a mulligan button to let you retry a failed POST before having to reset your overclocking settings. The SupremeFX Hi-Fi audio codec on the board supports proper headphone thanks to the fan controller-like expansion which requires a 6 pin PCI-Express power connector to run; it even comes with coasters.
That is more than enough about the features, to see how well it performs you can pop by [H]ard|OCP.
"ASUS celebrates the 10th anniversary of its Republic of Gamers brand in style with the new Rampage V Extreme 10! To properly commemorate its decade of innovation, this motherboard needs to be nothing short of the best motherboard ASUS has ever built and a worthy successor to the Rampage name. "
Here are some more Motherboard articles from around the web:
MSI Releases the X99A WORKSTATION Motherboard with ECC Support
Subject: Motherboards | August 15, 2016 - 10:49 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: X99A WORKSTATION, workstation, socket 2011-3, msi, motherboard, Military Class 5, Intel X99, ECC
MSI's new X99A WORKSTATION motherboard offers what the company calls "extreme QA testing" to go along with the "industries higher quality components" in a motherboard that doesn't scrimp on features, either. The ATX motherboard supports ECC Registered DIMMs (with a supported Xeon processor), has dual Intel NICs onboard (with teaming support), and offers Steel Armor PCI-E and DDR4 slots, among other features.
"Engineered to cater even the most demanding professional. By using industries' highest quality components, with an unmatched R&D design and extreme QA testing, the WORKSTATION motherboards guarantee the best in performance, stability and reliability.
Packed with features, including optimizations for NVIDIA QUADRO graphics cards and industry leading storage solutions, the WORKSTATION motherboard is the perfect multi-tasking powerhouse for demanding productivity applications."
Features from MSI:
- Supports New Intel Core i7 Processor Extreme Edition for LGA 2011-3 socket.
- DDR4 Steel Armor with Best signal stability. Supports ECC Registered memory.
- MULTI-GPU with Steel Armor: Steel Armor PCI-E slots. Supports Nvidia Quadro SLI.
- Maximized high speed storage support: Turbo M.2 32Gb/s + Turbo U.2 32Gb/s + SATA-E 10Gb/s
- USB 3.1 Gen2 2X FASTER: USB 3.1 Gen2 offers performance twice as fast as a regular USB 3.0 connection.
- Military Class 5: The latest evolution in high quality components featuring the brand new Titanium Chokes.
- Dual Intel LAN with Teaming: higher networking performance and stability.
- Audio Boost 3: Reward your ears with studio grade sound quality
- Guard-Pro: Improved Protection and Power Efficiency
- EZ Debug LED: Easiest way to troubleshoot
- Overvoltage Protection:Prevent Unforeseen Damage
- Click BIOS 5: Award-winning brand new Click BIOS 5 with high resolution scalable font
The MSI X99A WORKSTATION motherboard is not yet listed on Newegg, but the listing is active (though temporarily out of stock) on Amazon with a $389.99 price tag. As to supported processors, that part of the source link currently offers no information, though MSI states "The X99A WORKSTATION supports the latest Intel processors out of the box, both Broadwell-E and XEON based models".
A mouthfull of a motherboard, the MSI X99A XPower Gaming Titanium Edition
Subject: Motherboards | August 12, 2016 - 03:26 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: X99A XPower Gaming Titanium Edition, Intel X99, msi
The list of features on this motherboard is as long as the name; five PCIe 3.0 16x slots, the Game Boost overclocking knob, 10 SATA 6Gbps ports, one each of SEx, M.2 and U.2, 13 USB 3.1 ports including a single Type C, WiFi and Bluetooth ... all it is missing is a game fowl in a fruit tree. [H]ard|OCP did have problems with XMP settings, but nothing they couldn't overcome via manual settings and the issues they had with the Core-i7 6950X turned out to be caused by the PSU and RAM and not the motherboard at all. If you need a plethora of storage and add-in cards then check this board out as it can handle almost anything you want to stick in it.
"MSI's X99A XPOWER GAMING TITANIUM is a mouthful, but the XPOWER series has been a favorite of ours here at HardOCP for years now. The latest X99 iteration has much to prove. Is the X99A XPOWER GAMING TITANIUM another pretty face, or is it a fitting addition to the venerable XPOWER line?"
Here are some more Motherboard articles from around the web:
MSI Announces the X99A TOMAHAWK Gaming Motherboard
Subject: Motherboards | August 2, 2016 - 05:11 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: X99A TOMAHAWK, msi, motherboard, Intel X99, gaming, atx, armor
MSI has announced their newest X99 motherboard, the X99A TOMAHAWK, a premium design with a stealthy black and gray color scheme, and boasting several new features according to MSI.
"The X99A TOMAHAWK has been designed from the ground up as completely new X99 GAMING model. It comes packed with several new and unique MSI features and a fully armored IO and audio cover, harnessing optimized gaming audio and industries' highest quality components, providing gamers with best-in-class features and protection.
Besides its stunning looks, the cover labeled with TOMAHAWK also protects against Electro Magnetic Interference and ensures pure performance and the best audio signal for your gaming rig. Heavy plated heatsinks with MSI's unique styling, make sure your system can handle anything when and runs cool when racking up frags and climbing the leaderboards when gaming for longer periods of time."
Here's the rundown of features for the X99A TOMAHAWK, which include dual Intel NICs and USB 3.1 Gen2 support (full specs and more info available on the product page):
- Supports New Intel® Core™ i7 processors Extreme Edition in LGA 2011-3 socket
- Supports Quad Channel DDR4-3333+(OC) Memory
- DDR4 Boost: Give your DDR4 memory a performance boost
- Support lntel® Turbo Boost Max Technology 3.0.
- USB 3.1 Gen2 2X FASTER: USB 3.1 Gen2 offers performance twice as fast as a regular USB 3.0 connection
- Turbo M.2 32Gb/s + Turbo U.2 32Gb/s + USB 3.1 Gen2 Type-A+C + SATA 6Gb/s
- TWIN GAMING LAN with LAN Protect, powered by Intel®: The best online gaming experience with lowest latency
- Audio Boost 3: Reward your ears with studio grade sound quality
- GAMING Hotkey: Assign macros, launch your favorite games or do real-time overclocking using a single button
- XSplit Gamecaster v2.5: 1 year free premium license to show off your skills and achievements to the world
- SteelSeries Certified: Optimized for SteelSeries gaming gear
- Military Class 5: The latest evolution in high quality components featuring the brand new Titanium Chokes
- MULTI-GPU with Steel Armor: Steel Armor PCI-E slots. Supports 3-Way NVIDIA SLI™ & AMD Crossfire™
- Click BIOS 5: Award-winning brand new Click BIOS 5 with high resolution scalable font
- GAMING CERTIFIED: 24-hour on- and offline game testing by eSports players for the best gaming experience
- USB Speed Up: for up to 30% performance improvement on USB devices
Pricing and availablity for the X99A TOMAHAWK has not been announced.
ASRock Releases H110M-STX Mini-STX Motherboard
Subject: Motherboards | July 28, 2016 - 10:04 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: small form-factor, SFF, mini-stx, mini-pc, H110M-STX, asrock
The motherboard within ASRock's DeskMini mini-PC kit has been released as a standalone product, and this H110M-STX motherboard offers Intel processor support up to 65W in its 5" x 5" Mini-STX form-factor.
Image credit: ASRock
Specifications from ASRock:
- Supports LGA 1151 6th Generation Intel Core i7/i5/i3/Pentium/Celeron Processors up to 65W TDP
- Supports Dual-Channel DDR4 SO-DIMM 2133
- Graphics output: D-Sub, HDMI, DisplayPort
- ALC283 Audio Codec
- 2x SATA3, 1 M.2 (PCIe Gen3 x4)
- 3x USB 3.0 (Type-A & Type-C from front I/O; 1 from rear I/O)
- 3x USB 2.0 (2 from onboard header; 1 from rear I/O)
- Intel Gigabit LAN
- 1x M.2 (Key E for WiFi + BT module)
Like thin-Mini-ITX motherboards the H110M-STX requires an external 19v power adapter. ASRock recommends a 120W adapter for 65W CPUs, while 35W Intel CPU builds can manage with a 90W adapter.
Image credit: ASRock
As to availability/price, this has yet to appear in the usual e-tail channels in the U.S., with no results currently on Amazon or Newegg. ASRock's larger H110-ITX board sells for $69.99, so this may give us an indication of where pricing might be - though the smaller STX form-factor could increase cost.
Image credit: ASRock
A sub-mITX form-factor might seem a bit unnecessary, but the smaller board does provide builders with a way to create their own mini-PC boxes with upgradable processors. Naturally, one would need an enclosure for this tiny motherboard, and the only one I have seen thus far came from SilverStone's booth at CES - though ready availability for all products in this newest form-factor is still an issue.
This ASUS ROG X99 board comes with no reSTRIXions on GAMING
Subject: Motherboards | July 7, 2016 - 04:27 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: asus, rog x99 strix gaming, X99
The relatively recent refresh of X99 motherboards have seen several features become standard including an RGB lightshow, USB 3.1 and U.2 ports, though the chipset itself remains unchanged. [H]ard|OCP tried out ASUS' new ROG X99 Strix Gaming motherboard recently, even suffering for their fans while doing so. That minor fingernail related incident aside the board proved quite capable, though perhaps not to the extreme level they were hoping to see. In part that lies in the fact that this is a Gaming board as opposed to one of the extreme overclocking boards, which is also reflected in the pricing. For those looking for a board that runs out of the box, with some overclocking potential it is worth looking at the full review; those hoping to play with LN2 may wish to shop around more.
"ASUS' ROG X99 STRIX GAMING motherboard adds a bit of bling to the ROG line and much needed fresh blood that comes with some cool features and a much lower price point than other ROG X99 chipset offerings. And it has all the pretty lights in any color you want, if that is your thing."
Here are some more Motherboard articles from around the web:
Gigabyte's Z170X-UD3 for the middle of the road enthusiast
Subject: Motherboards | June 8, 2016 - 06:17 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: gigabyte, Z170X-UD3, Intel Z170
At $150 Gigabyte's Z170X-UD3 is within the budget of many system builders but the question remains as to the value you get for that money. The Tech Report delved into this topic in their recent review and the prognosis is good, especially if you can find it on sale for $120 like they did. They did find the firmware somewhat limiting, though some of us do like the Classic Mode UEFI the fan speed control is quite limited. Gigabyte did address that with their System Information Viewer utility for Windows which does allow for fine control and when asked Gigabyte did suggest they may address this in a new UEFI update. With three PCIe 3.0 x16 slots, USB 3.1 and a pair of M.2 ports you do not suffer for connectivity and the overclocking potential is certainly acceptable for this price point. Check out their full review here.
"Gigabyte's Z170X-UD3 is a mid-range motherboard that gives builders everything the Z170 chipset has to offer and more. We take an in-depth look at this board to see whether it lives up to the promise of its impressive spec sheet."
Here are some more Motherboard articles from around the web:
- MSI X99A Gaming Pro Carbon @ [H]ard|OCP
- MSI X99A Gaming Pro Carbon Motherboard Review @ Hardware Canucks
- ASUS ROG STRIX X99 @ Kitguru
- ASUS STRIX X99 @ Kitguru
Motherboard by Colorful Includes GTX 1070 Graphics
Subject: Graphics Cards, Motherboards | June 6, 2016 - 05:14 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: pascal, nvidia, motherboard, gtx 1070, GP104, colorful
So here's an interesting bit of news from Colorful, via Videocardz and LG Nilsson. Remember when on-board graphics was a pejorative? Since the GPUs that are attached to many CPUs tend to sufficiently cover everything below a discrete graphics add-in board, there is not a whole lot of mind-share for discrete, on-board GPUs. You get the occasional desktop-style device with a mobile add-in module, but that's about it.
Image Credit: LG Nilsson (via Videocardz)
In this case, it looks like Colorful, the Chinese PC hardware manufacturer, integrated the required components from a GTX 1070 directly onto a motherboard's PCB. We've heard rumors that GP104 would be available in mobile form-factors in a few months, so it's possible that this draws from some laptop initiatives, but it's interesting to see others consider it too. As Videocardz pointed out, this is not an ATX-standard board, so it's possible that Colorful is planning on getting into (or supporting someone getting into) small form factor desktops or is building hardware for all-in-one PCs.
So what's next? A vendor like ASUS making a VRWorks Audio sound card with integrated Pascal?
You want to see MSI's new motherboards? Well, here's the mother lode
Subject: Motherboards | June 2, 2016 - 02:17 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: msi, computex 2016
MSI sent along a number of pictures of their upcoming motherboards and there are more than a few of them. All the pictures are quite large, make sure to click on the ones that interest you as you will be able to make out quite a bit of detail.
First is the B150M Mortar Arctic with clean traces, Steel Armor and Crossfire support.
Next up is the workstation class C236M with 10GbE ethernet and the Intel C236 chipset.
Next is another motherboard designed to pull its weight, the X99A Workstation has dual Gigabit LAN and support for 8 ECC DIMMs
We now return to the enthusiast class motherboards with the Z170 MPower Gaming Titanium with U.2, M.2 and USB 3.1 Type-C ports.
You can also chose an X99 flavoured MPower Gaming Titanium, sharing the same features as the Z170.
The X99A Gaming Pro Carbon sports a different colour scheme and includes the Mystic Light feature to let you program your own light show.
Moving away from Intel for a moment, check out the 970A Gaming Pro Carbon for AMD AM3+ processors.
GIGABYTE Showcases New Motherboards and BRIX at Computex 2016
Subject: Motherboards, Systems | June 1, 2016 - 01:50 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Z170, X99, Ultra Gaming, Intel H170, gigabyte, designare, brix
Gigabyte is showing off new X99, B150 and Z170 motherboards, the Ultra Gaming series and the Designare series which they describe as being optimized for content creators, designers, and artists. The Ultra Gaming series will add Ambient Surround LEDs, found on the motherboard and Pinstripe Headers so that you can have a lightshow while you game.
Also new is Hybrid Fan Control which will allows the motherboard headers to support Voltage Calibration and Pulse Width Modulation fans and pumps. M.2 and U.2 support is of course also added to the new boards. The new boards include the GA-X99-Ultra Gaming, GA-X99-Phoenix SLI, GA-Z170X-Ultra Gaming, GA-Z170-UD3 Ultra and GA-B150-Gaming TH.
The Designare series is a bit different, with a focus on storage speed. USB 3.1 ports offer quick transfer speeds for your external storage and support for three NVMe drives in RAID-0 ensure that the speed of your internal storage does not slow your creative flow down. This series features the GA-X99-Designare EX, GA-Z170X-Designare and GA-H170-Designare.
They also offered a teaser as to their new BRIX lineup. The BRIX Gaming UHD will be tiny, less than 2.6L and less than 2kg but will support Core i5 and i7 processors. As we well there will be a new GIGABYTE PC which will be slightly larger at about 10L and will support full sized graphics cards.
Click for the full press release.
ECS launches brand new LEET GAMING motherboard & LIVA mini PC
Subject: Motherboards, Systems, Shows and Expos | May 30, 2016 - 12:31 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: ECS, leet gaming, liva pro, Z170-LIGHTSABER, computex 2016
It must have been quite a fight for ECS to be able to call their new motherboard the Z170-LIGHTSABER but that is exactly what they have done. The motherboard features the usual lineup of Z170 features, three 16x PCIe 3.0 slots with an additional 1x, 7.1 sound from an onboard ALC1150 codec and an OPAMP, a pair of USB 3.1 ports along with over a dozen legacy USB ports and support for an M.2 drive. In addtion higher end Nichicon caps were used, there is an E2400 Killer NIC onboard and seven colour LEDs to make it shine. They also discuss a brand new USB power supply for use with devices that draw a lot of power, it will be interesting to see if this has the impact on VR devices they imply.
They have also announced the new LIVA Pro based on the new SFX motherboard standard. The brochure has a good example of what this new form factor is and how it compares to others.
The LIVA Pro will support any 6th generation Skylake Intel processor with a TDP of 65W or less and a pair DDR4 SO-DIMMs of up to 32GB. Internal storage is handled by an M.2 drive and the 1.3L case has an external 2.5" drive dock built into it for additional storage. For external interfaces you have a USB 3.0 Type C port, three USB 3.0 and four USB 2.0, HDMI and DisplayPort. There is a second M.2 port which is populated by a WiFi/Bluetooth combo card.
Click on through to read the PR.
ASUS Avalon concept PC merges desktops and DIY with cable-free mindset
Subject: Graphics Cards, Motherboards, Systems, Shows and Expos | May 30, 2016 - 08:04 AM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: crazy people, concept, computex 2016, computex, avalon, asus
If you expected Computex to be bland and stale this year, ASUS has something that is going to change your mind. During the company's Republic of Gamers press conference, it revealed a concept PC design it has been working on dubbed Avalon. The goal of this project was to improve on the fundamental design of the PC; something that hasn't changed for decades. ASUS wanted to show that you could build a platform that would allow DIY machines to be "more modular, easier to build, and more tightly integrated."
The result is a proof of concept design that looks more like a high end turntable than a PC. In reality, you are looking at a machine that has been totally redesigned, from the power supply to motherboard and case integration to cooling considerations and more. ASUS has posted a great story that goes into a lot of detail on Avalon, and it's clear this is a project the team has been working on for some time.
The brainchild of Jonathan Chu, the Avalon concept takes a notebook-like approach to desktop design. The motherboard is designed in conjunction with the chassis to enable more seamless cooperation between the two.
The first example of changes to Avalon is something as simple as the front panel connectors on a case. Connecting them to your motherboard is the same today, basically, as it has ever been. But if you are the manufacturer or designer of both the chassis and the motherboard itself, it is trivial to have the buttons, lights and even additional capabilities built into a specific location on the PCB that matches with access points on the case.
Re-thinking the rear IO panel was another target: making it modular and connected to the system via PCI Express means you can swap connectivity options based on the user's needs. Multiple Gigabit NICs a requirement? Done. Maximum USB capability? Sure. Even better, by making the back panel IO a connected device, it can host storage and sound controllers on its own, allowing for improved audio solutions and flexible data configurations.
ASUS even worked in a prototype power supply that is based on the SFX form factor but that uses a server-style edge connector, removing wires from the equation. It then becomes the motherboard's responsibility to distribute power through the other components; which again is easy to work through if you are designing these things in tandem. Installing or swapping a power supply becomes as simple as pulling out a drive tray.
This is all made possible by an internal structure that looks like this:
Rethinking how a motherboard is built, how it connects to the outside world and to other components, means that ASUS was able to adjust and change just about everything. The only area that remains the same is for the discrete graphics card. These tend to draw too much power to use any kind of edge connector (though the ASUS story linked above says they are working on a solution) and thus you see short run cables from a break out on the motherboard to the standard ROG graphics card.
The ASUS EdgeUp story has some more images and details and I would encourage you to check it out if you find this topic compelling; I know I do. There are no prices, no release dates, no plans for sampling yet. ASUS has built a prototype that is "right on the edge of what's possible" and they are looking for feedback from the community to see what direction they should go next.
Will the DIY PC in 2020 be a completely different thing than we build today? It seems ASUS is asking the same question.
Computex 2016: ASUS ROG Rampage V Edition 10: Extreme-performance gaming motherboard
Subject: Motherboards, Shows and Expos | May 30, 2016 - 07:18 AM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: ROG, rampage v edition 10, computex 2016, computex, asus
In celebration of 10 years of ASUS ROG motherboards, the company today revealed the new Rampage V Edition 10, an X99 motherboard targeting the release of the Intel Broadwell-E processors that are also set to be announced this week at Computex. This new board has basically every feature and capability an ROG product and buyer could ask for, including more LED and LED control than I know what to do with.
Some more detail from the ASUS press release:
The Rampage V Edition 10 is a celebratory refresh of ROG's flagship extreme-performance motherboard designed to let gamers and overclockers break every limit.
Based on the Intel® X99 chipset, the new motherboard sets new industry standards. It features the ultimate RGB lighting scheme with five independently-controlled onboard LED areas plus one 4-pin 5050 RGB header, and all can be synchronized by the all-new Aura software for stunning aesthetics. ROG has also teamed up with well-known RGB strip-makers and case manufacturers, including CableMod, IN WIN, Deepcool, BitFenix, and Phanteks — helping simplify RGB lighting compatibility and control.
The new motherboard is equipped with multiple ASUS exclusive features to aid extreme overclockers. These include Extreme Engine Digi+ voltage-regulator module (VRM) for the cleanest, smoothest power, ASUS-exclusive T-topology technology for maxed-out DDR4 performance, and 5-Way Optimization for easy overclocking and fan tuning with one click.
The Rampage V Edition 10 also includes multiple technologies to deliver the best gaming experience. The included SupremeFX Hi-Fi audio amplifier ensures flawless audio, dual Intel Gigabit Ethernet and GameFirst combine forces for low-latency networking, and ASUS Safe Slot reinforcement for PCIe connectors to prevent damage from heavy graphics cards. The new board introduces a patent-pending integrated I/O shield for style, easier construction, and enhanced durability. There's also a slew of onboard storage and connectivity options, including U.2, M.2, USB 3.1, and 3x3 Wi-Fi.
According to a post on an ASUS sub-site, the board will retail for $599 and should be on the market very soon!
MSI at Computex, a peek before the show
Subject: General Tech, Motherboards, Systems, Shows and Expos | May 25, 2016 - 02:12 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: msi, computex 2016, GS63 Stealth Pro
MSI offered a sneak peek at the lineup you can expect to see them showcase at Computex and the list is quite long, with some interesting new additions.
For laptops you can expect to see the new GS63 Stealth Pro, with a Core i7 6700HQ and GTX970M inside. The cooling system is also new, a five heatpipe system called the Cooler Boost Trinity with Whirlwind Blades pushing hot air out the exhaust ports. We should hear more about what this system actually is during the show.
The GT83 and GT73 Titan SLI laptops are built with VR in mind, as well as supporting output to multiple monitors and 4K resolutions; though perhaps not both at once. The GT83 contains desktop class GTX 980s while the GT73 uses the mobile versions, the GTX 980M or a single desktop GTX 980 if you prefer.
The GS73 focuses on a slimmed down design while still incorporating a GTX970M and the aforementioned Cooler Boost Trinity system. It will also sport a SteelSeries gaming keyboard, an ESS SABRE HiFi headset AMP and Nahimic 2.0 sound system.
Something far more unique is the 'Backpack PC', allowing you to strap a Core i7 and GTX 980 to your back so that you are not tied to a desk when using VR. With that amount of power you will still need mains power as the weight of the battery required to power that system for more than a few minutes would be prohibitive. On the other hand the cables from your VR headset and controllers would be connected to the backpack which would theoretically direct the cables out of your way.
The Aegis Gaming Desktop is a far more familiar desktop machine, though it too offers a nod towards VR usage by locating an HDMI connection at the front of the 19.6L case. It will also have a Dragon Button, reminiscent of the old Turbo button from the original 8086 processor, which will boost your 'speed and performance' by 15%. Likely this is an overclocking preset which one assumes can be enabled on the fly.
The Vortex G65 SLI desktop is a little less plain, a round case which is a mere 6.5L in volume but still contains two GTX 980s and an i7-6700K, with their proprietary Silent Storm Cooling system. MSI continues the pattern of building systems around VR compatibility with the Vortex.
Continuing on to their Cubi 2 Plus, a SFF system powered by a Skylake-S class processor a wee 5x5" mini-STX motherboard. The CPU is not BGA and so can be upgraded and there is enough space in the system for a 2.5" SSD upgrade, albeit just barely.
On to their motherboards, first up is the X99A GAMING PRO CARBON which offers a few new features to tempt users to upgrade. Not only does it have USB Type-C connectors but they are described as being located at the front, presumably on a header. It also sports Audio Boost 3, Turbo M.2 32 Gb/s, SEx ports and Dynamic Mystic Light, an LED systems with software that supports more than 16.8 million colors.
For those more concerned with overclocking than having an impressive light show, the X99A XPOWER GAMING TITANIUM features Military Class 5 components and a specially designed thermal system to ensure a solid overclock. It also has support for U.2 32Gb/s drives.
The last of the trio of motherboards will be the Z170A MPOWER GAMING TITANIUM, similar to the X99A model apart from the socket. You will get all the features of the TITANIUM series for your LGA1151 processors.
Expect to see much more information about these products and others once Computex gets underway.
ASUS Announces ROG STRIX X99 Gaming Motherboard for Intel Core i7 X-Series
Subject: Motherboards | May 10, 2016 - 10:45 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: X99, ROG, Republic of Gamers, Intel, asus
ASUS Republic of Gamers has announced a new X99 motherboard for the upcoming Intel Core i7 X-series processors, and the ROG STRIX X99 Gaming packs a number of features into its ATX form-factor.
"ROG Strix has taken on a brand-new look and the time has come to debut the first motherboard in the ROG Strix Series. ROG Strix X99 Gaming is a new ATX motherboard based on the Intel X99 chipset, retrofitted with exclusive technologies to maximize the potential of the new Intel Core i7 X-series processor for socket LGA 2011-v3. ROG Strix X99 Gaming delivers performance you'll notice, while the bold new design featuring customizable colors highlights the centerpiece of a system others will notice"
There is certainly no shortage of features with this new gaming board, including the company's SupremeFX audio, Intel NIC, 2x2 dual-band Wi-Fi with MU-MIMO support, SATA Express, M.2, and U.2 storage support, Thunderbolt 3, and a reinforced PCI-E slot for heavier GPUs. But the feature that will be the hardest to miss with the STRIX X99 Gaming motherboard has to be the customizable RGB lighting.
"ROG Strix X99 Gaming features the aesthetics for gamers looking to personalize an illuminate gaming rig. Ten LED effects can be customized using ASUS Aura, an intuitive lighting control software for the built-in RGB LEDs and attached RGB strips (via the integrated 4-pin RGB strip header like the ones you can find on the ROG Maximus VIII Formula and Hero Alpha), allowing easy custom illumination that can be perfectly synchronized across the system or even the whole gaming desk with additional RGB strips."
As is often the case with new product announcements, pricing and availabilty were not revealed.
MSI's Z170A SLI Plus, covering all the basics and a bit more to boot
Subject: Motherboards | May 9, 2016 - 05:51 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: msi, Z170A SLI PLUS, Intel Z170
The MSI Z170A SLI Plus is a full sized ATX board with a lot of space on it, providing not only nice clean looks but also space for air to flow around components. It is available for around $140, a decent price for the feature set it comes with. There are three x16 PCIe 3.0 slots, six SATA 6Gbps and an x4 M.2 slot which will accept U.2 with the proper adapter and a USB 3.1 Gen2 Type-C port offering the full benefits of the new standard. The Tech Report loved the simple design of the board and were more than impressed with the manual overclocking potential; check out their full review here.
"MSI's Z170A SLI Plus is a mainstream board that gives builders everything they need and nothing they don't—at least on paper. We reviewed this board to see whether its real-world performance lives up to its promising spec sheet and relatively friendly price tag."
Here are some more Motherboard articles from around the web:
- ASRock Fatal1ty Z170 Gaming K4 @ TechARP
- MSI Z170A Tomahawk @ Kitguru
- ASRock Z170 Extreme4 @ TechARP
- Gigabyte Z170-Gaming K3 @ Kitguru
- GIGABYTE X99P-SLI LGA 2011v3 @ [H]ard|OCP
Biostar is off to the races with the Z170GT7
Subject: Motherboards | May 2, 2016 - 04:59 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: biostar, racing z170gt7, Z170, Intel
Biostar has a mixed reputation online, one similar to ASRock. Those who have never used one despise the brand on the basis of reading that some guy somewhere once had some sort of problem with one. Those who have used them are aware that they have some quirks but are decent boards when used for what they were designed for and don't tend to have significantly more issues than other brands.
With the Racing Z170GT7, Biostar is venturing out of its comfort zone as you do not expect to see an LN2 switch on one of their products, nor on a motherboard costing around $130. It is not light on features either, four PCIe 3.0 x16 slots, an M.2 port and three SEx ports which are set up to be available as SATA 6Gbps ports as well. The motherboard also has aesthetic heatsinks and 256 colour LEDs, all of which add up to something new from Biostar. Check out the board in action over at TechPowerUp ... or not.
"The Biostar Racing Z170GT7 is a fully-featured high-performance platform that includes an LN2 switch. Unlike previous motherboards from Biostar that were affordable with more basic features, this one has everything a gamer would want and does very well in our testing."
Here are some more Motherboard articles from around the web:
- BIOSTAR RACING H170GT3 @ eTeknix
- GIGABYTE Z170X-Gaming 3 Motherboard Review @ Hardware Canucks
- MSI Z170A GAMING M5 @ eTeknix
- ASUS Z170 Pro Gaming @ Kitguru
- ASRock E3V5 WS Super Alloy Motherboard @ eTeknix
The GIGABYTE Z170X Gaming 6 sells at a very appropriate price
Subject: Motherboards | April 8, 2016 - 05:27 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: gigabyte, Z170X Gaming 6, Intel, Z170
At this moment the Gigabyte Z170X Gaming 6 costs $170 on Amazon, which gets you support for dual SLI or triple Crossfire, a Killer NIC E2200, a pair of M.2 slots, three SEx ports and even a Type-C USB 3.1 port in amongst other USB, A/V out and SATA connections. [H]ard|OCP tested the performance of this board and found the overclocking potential to be somewhat disappointing, although possible with some effort. After dealing with BIOS issues and some very warm MOSFETs one reviewer settled on running an i7 6700 @ 4.6GHz (100x46) and DDR4 set at 2666MHz. In the end this board is a good value for someone who wants a wide variety of features and is either disinclined to overclock or who is willing to put effort into tweaking the UEFI to acheive a decent overclock.
"GIGABYTE is back with its $165 Z170X Gaming 6 motherboard today. It's a full featured motherboard that won't break the bank and has a lot to offer. While many enthusiasts need what is considered high end, there are a lot of enthusiasts just looking for something that will get the job done with a few extra bells and whistles."
Here are some more Motherboard articles from around the web:
- MSI Z170A SLI Plus @ Kitguru
- ASUS Sabertooth Z170 S @ eTeknix
- MSI Z170A Gaming Pro Carbon @ Modders-Inc
- ASRock Z170 Extreme4+ @ Hardware Canucks
- Gigabyte Z170-Gaming K3 @ eTeknix
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- Staff Academic Award: The application period for this bi-yearly award is now closed. The spring Staff Academic Award recipient will be announced in February 2016. Best of luck to our award applicants! This $500 award is sponsored by the Vice President of Business & Finance.
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At the encouragement of, and by the generosity of the CSU, Chico Administration, Staff Council is offering two new awards for our annual Staff Awards Luncheon. The nomination period for both the Wildcat Spirit Award and the Customer Service Award has also been EXTENDED, and will remain so through noon, Friday, February 26, 2016. The awards will be presented at the spring awards luncheon. Submit completed nomination forms and letters of support and recommendation to the Staff Council Office, zip 160.
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2008 was a fantastic year for Mark's Daily Apple. I had the pleasure of connecting with so many wonderful people. The whole blogging experience – interacting with readers, covering fascinating new studies, the research that goes into a blog post, sharing a bit of my personal life – has been a truly inspiring and an edifying experience. I hope my readers can say the same about their time spent on MDA.
2009 is looking to be even better. Mark's Daily Apple is getting a complete overhaul. Earlier this year I asked you what you wanted out of MDA [8]. You responded [9] and I've been working since then on providing it. In just a few months expect a whole new look and feel, and new features (free e-books, regular video posts, more "Definitive Guide" posts, a Primal Blueprint forum, a Primal Fitness column with specific workout suggestions and more) from MDA.
Also, as many of you probably know, my book [10], The Primal Blueprint, is being published early this next year. Again, the dialogue I've had with my readers over the last couple years has helped me refine the Primal Blueprint. And because of this I am now just months away from rolling out the book.
But before we get on with all the new and exciting developments I want to take a quick look back at some of the best posts of 2008. Below are some of my faves. It was incredibly difficult to boil down somewhere around 500 blog posts to a short list of the best. I meant to keep it to 10, but it got a little out of control. These are the posts that generated the most interest and that, if you haven't already read them, you should give a gander. I'd love to hear which blog posts stuck out to you this year. Hit me up in the comment boards!
A Look Back at 2008
All "Definitive Guide" Posts [11]: The Definitive Guide posts always got a great discussion started and I really enjoyed putting a little extra effort into each of them so that they could be a source of repeated reference on some hot topics relating to the Primal Blueprint. I've included them all here (including a couple – the bottom two – from 2007).
- The Definitive Guide to Primal Supplementation [12]
- The Definitive Guide to the Primal Eating Plan [13]
- The Definitive Guide to Grains [14]
- The Definitive Guide to the Primal Blueprint [15]
- The Definitive Guide to Fats [16]
- The Definitive Guide to Cholesterol [17]
- The Definitive Guide to Stress, Cortisol and the Adrenals [18]
- The Definitive Guide to Insulin, Blood Sugar and Type II Diabetes [19]
More Top Posts:
Orthorexia Nervosa and Dietary Obsession [20] – Jan. 1
Flame Thrower: Top 10 Natural Ways to Reduce Inflammation [21] – Jan. 15
Dear Mark: Chronic Cardio [22] – Feb. 4
My Knee is Killing Me… No Really. [23] – Mar. 3
The Art of Compromise [24] – Apr. 23
10 Ways to "Get Primal" [25] – Apr. 29
Washboard Abs on a High-Fat Diet, No Ab Workouts and No Cardio [26] – May 7
Drink Less Water? [27] – June 9
10 Ways to Forage in the Modern World [28]– June 10
The Context of Calories [29] – July 9
What Happens to Your Body When… You CARB BINGE? [30]– June 11
The Prison Workout [31] – July 23
Should We Allow Drugs in Sports? [32] – July 29
Getting Back to Nature [33] – August 28
Top 10 Ways to "Go Nuts" [34] – Oct. 7
10 Steps to "Primalize" Your Pantry [35] – Nov. 11
What's the Difference Between Paleo and Primal? [36] – Nov. 12
Cowpooling: Share a Side [37] – Dec. 4
The Primal Blueprint Sneak Preview [10] – Dec. 18
If you are looking for a more thorough "Best of 2008" list click here [38].
Odds and Ends:
– A big part of MDA in 2008 was providing readers with Primal recipes [39], so I'd be remiss if I didn't include at least a few recipe links:
The Entire Series of Eat This Today, Feel Better Tomorrow: 1 [40], 2 [41], 3 [42], Intermittent Fasting [43], Special Occasions [44] and Dessert [45] Editions
– Talk about great feedback from readers. This year's 30-Day Primal Health Challenge was a huge success. This series of posts may be of particular interest to anyone starting the New Year with some health resolutions.
The Primal Health Challenge: Posts 1 [46] and 2 [47] plus the Primal Health Challenge Week 1 Results [47], Week 2 Results [48], Week 3 Results [49], Final Results
– Last, but not least I was honored to have some fantastic guest posts this year from the top health and fitness bloggers on the net:
Free the Animal: My Self-Experimentation and Transformation [50]
Go Healthy Go Fit: Staying Healthy and Fit in Different Lifestyles [51]
Fitness Black Book: Shake Your Gym Addiction. The Outside World is Waiting For You [52]
10 Questions with MizFit from MizFitOnline [53]
Modern Forager: The Tropical Oils [54]
The IF Life: Building Muscle 101 [55]
Thanks to the MDA community for making 2008 such a great year. Stay tuned for an even better year in 2009!


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A bunch of Liars in your hotel including Manager.
I booked 5 nights on May 31 to June 5, 2015. Around 4:00AM-7:30 AM my NONE skinning room smelled really bad with smoking cigarette smell came from bathroom ventilation. I called reception desk to notify them. The second night was happened the same.
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Holiday Inn Review #5: Giving the run around!
Complaint Filed By: Kristina Johnson
On: January 7, 2014
Rating: 1 out of 5
Reported Losses of $1,500.00
To whom it may concern, While on vacation in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina in July me and my family stayed...
Holiday Inn Review #6: Disrespected
Complaint Filed By: RCD
On: December 31, 2013
Rating: 1 out of 5
I was a housekeeper at Holiday Inn in Lumberton NC from feb 15th 2013 to dec 21st 2013. A very...
Holiday Inn Review #7: The great christmas party rip-off
Complaint Filed By: Dennis Chapman
On: December 22, 2013
Rating: 2 out of 5
Reported Losses of $4,000.00
The Thunder Riders H.O.G. chapter entered into a contract with the Holiday Inn & Suites located at 8105 Two Notch...
Holiday Inn Review #8: Holiday Inn Express "THIEVES"
Complaint Filed By: Lindz
On: June 5, 2013
Rating: 1 out of 5
Reported Losses of $1,163.00
Holiday Inn Express in Harrison, OH is being ran by thieves! I made reservations for 2 rooms in this hotel...
Holiday Inn Review #9: Holiday Inn – Regional manager poor client practices
Complaint Filed By: Patronized guest
On: March 29, 2013
Rating: 1 out of 5
I checked in Monday, customer in front of me was being lectured by check in clerk. I was tired of...
Holiday Inn Review #10: Holiday Inn Express – Gross Moldy Mildew
Complaint Filed By: Dianne
On: September 17, 2012
Reported Losses of $158.00
I stayed at the Holiday Inn Express in Greenville Mississippi on 09/15/12. Upon entering the room it smelled moldy and...
Holiday Inn Review #11: Holiday Inn – No Rooms At 4:00pm
Complaint Filed By: Judy Haden
On: July 2, 2012
I HAD reserved two rooms at Holiday Inn Express in Huntsville, Texas. When I arrived at 4:00pm on July 27,...
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