3 special features – Asus Blitz Extreme User Manual

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Chapter 1: Product Introduction

1.3

Special features

1.3.1

ROG intelligent Performace & Overclocking features

Crosslinx

Crosslinx is a unique technology utilizing a dedicated special graphics controller

to optimize PCIe allocation with dual x8 lanes. Such architecture eliminates the x4

bottleneck found on competing x16, x4 solutions. Hence, the Crosslinx is able to

provide faster graphics performance.

Fusion Block System

Building on the ROG unique heatpipe, the Fusion Block System (FBS) provides

dual paths to cool down the motherboard. Users will be able to connect the FBS

with the watercooling circuit.

Component Overheat Protection -EX (COP EX)

When the temperature of Northbridge and Southbridge reaches the limit of

specifications, the motherboard will automatically shut down to protect NB and SB

from burning.

Voltiminder LED

The voltage warning LED uses green, yellow, and red light on the motherboard to

highlight the voltage status of each respecitve component (CPU, memory, NB, SB).

2-Phase DDR3

The 2-phase DDR3 supplies stable power to memory in turns. Each phase only

shoulders half of the loading compared with the only one phase power module.

8 phase DrMOS power

The DrMOS, the next generation of CPU power module, provides higher efficiency

for energy saving and higher quality power supply to the processor. With thtis

latest technology, this motherboard allows users to reach the highest overclock

frequency and to have the most stable platform.

Super Memspeed Technology

To attain top performance, ASUS has managed to break through current FSB

and DRAM ratio proportions by utilizing Super Memspeed Technology- the latest

technology that provides even more precise overclocking options to unleash

the true potential of DDR3 memory. Native DDR3 1333 maximizes system

performance by eliminating the bottleneck when overclocking both the CPU and

the memory- providing great performance for 3D graphics and other memory

demanding applications.

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