However, if there's one thing ASUS has brought forward throughout the years is a tradition for quality. When manufacturers like Abit and EpoX began catering to enthusiasts with overclocking flexibility the promise of pushing performance limits, ASUS seemed content with delivering solid and stable motherboards, though it meant that they were left out of the gaming picture. However, this is ancient history. As other top-tier manufacturers up the level of quality on their boards as well as encroaching competition from value and volume driven manufacturers, ASUS has been beefing up their high-end boards; introducing the premium AI Proactive and AiLife branding, packing in features and aggressive performance programming, all to make a bigger impact.



Link: HardwareZone