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The ASUS ROG Rampage IV Extreme features a dedicated graphics chipset.

The ASUS ROG Rampage IV Extreme features a dedicated graphics chipset.

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Hey_ItzMadi
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04-20-2024, 08:59 PM
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The title accurately reflects what it describes. I initially believed my motherboard used a X79 chipset, but checking Device Manager shows it lists the X79 series PCI chipset. This is puzzling since I need to update firmware for a SATA card with an ASMEDIA 1166 chip, yet the manual warns against Intel 600-series chipsets. It seems Device Manager is likely correct, suggesting my board actually has a 600-series chipset. This could explain why the flashing software isn’t functioning as expected. I’m seeking additional insights to rule out other possible causes. Thank you for reading.
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Hey_ItzMadi
04-20-2024, 08:59 PM #1

The title accurately reflects what it describes. I initially believed my motherboard used a X79 chipset, but checking Device Manager shows it lists the X79 series PCI chipset. This is puzzling since I need to update firmware for a SATA card with an ASMEDIA 1166 chip, yet the manual warns against Intel 600-series chipsets. It seems Device Manager is likely correct, suggesting my board actually has a 600-series chipset. This could explain why the flashing software isn’t functioning as expected. I’m seeking additional insights to rule out other possible causes. Thank you for reading.

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Estoroid
Junior Member
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04-22-2024, 12:57 AM
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The Rampage IV boards utilize X79 chipsets, while the C series is designated for server boards and counterfeit "X79" models from China. A common guideline is that any board capable of overclocking should be an X79.
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Estoroid
04-22-2024, 12:57 AM #2

The Rampage IV boards utilize X79 chipsets, while the C series is designated for server boards and counterfeit "X79" models from China. A common guideline is that any board capable of overclocking should be an X79.

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BlockBoss360
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04-22-2024, 08:00 AM
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They probably refer to the updated z690 and other 600 series chipsets, not the older 600 series server chipsets.
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BlockBoss360
04-22-2024, 08:00 AM #3

They probably refer to the updated z690 and other 600 series chipsets, not the older 600 series server chipsets.

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Shizo_Umera
Member
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04-26-2024, 09:37 PM
#4
It seems I understood your concern too. The issue isn't showing up in the firmware or device manager, so I might need to try reinserting the card in a different slot tomorrow. Appreciate your prompt responses!
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Shizo_Umera
04-26-2024, 09:37 PM #4

It seems I understood your concern too. The issue isn't showing up in the firmware or device manager, so I might need to try reinserting the card in a different slot tomorrow. Appreciate your prompt responses!

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charlieold8
Member
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04-27-2024, 08:31 PM
#5
This post serves as a brief reminder in case anyone encounters the same discussion. The problem was resolved by taking out certain PCIE cards from the motherboard, likely due to reaching capacity. Once the GPU and SATA card were removed, the firmware update worked smoothly.
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charlieold8
04-27-2024, 08:31 PM #5

This post serves as a brief reminder in case anyone encounters the same discussion. The problem was resolved by taking out certain PCIE cards from the motherboard, likely due to reaching capacity. Once the GPU and SATA card were removed, the firmware update worked smoothly.