Usually, Asus can do no wrong in our book – so often are its motherboards top-notch, ultra-reliable slabs of silicon. But, with the Rampage II Gene, it seems Asus has earned a black mark. You see, the Rampage II Gene is a micro-ATX mobo, which you'd only really need with a micro-ATX case. If you're spending £215 on a mobo and a further £215 on a Core i7 processor, you'll need a top end graphics card to get the most out of its gaming prowess. But that means a large, small form factor gaming chassis, and there's not too many of them.



Link: TechRadar