ASUS Z87 Sabertooth Motherboard Review

ASUS Z87 Sabertooth Motherboard ASUS Z87 Sabertooth Motherboard

Included Software & Features
ASUS’s Ai Suite software has always been a favorite of mine because it actually has useful tools unlike many other motherboard companion software. I have made an overview video of the Ai Suite III software which you can see below.

The Network iControl application will give you real-time stats of your network and will also allow you to set priorities for different programs. This will definitely help out those gamers out there.

network-icontrol

The USB 3.0 boost will make your USB 3.0 devices even faster! Don’t believe us? Check out the graph below showing you our USB 3.0 drive in normal mode then again in Turbo mode.

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2 comments
  1. In Japan this (pretty good) board (with over a dozen software updates online already [complicating things]) only gets a ONE YEAR Warranty; via the Official Amazon ASUS Retailer.

    I bought one and went to register it in English (and to join the owners club for added content); but was refused as there is no registration code. ASUS will not supply us in Japan/Asia with a 5-year warranty on paper (there is NO WARRANTY CARD supplied with the board as you get in USA/Europe/Australia/New Zealand/Canada/Russia etc).
    We are discriminated against as customers/consumers?

    They wrote to me and indicated that `IF` there is an international problem with the boards that I might have the right to claim a replacement board during the five years; but that would be difficult to process.

    We get a ONE Year LIMITED Warranty here.
    The Official ASUS Amazon retailer actually only provides a ONE MONTH IMMEDIATE REPLACEMENT WARRANTY if the board fails.
    After that we have to go to ASUS direct; and that is hard; due to customers getting NO WARRANTY CARD and NO REGISTRATION Number.
    So; the MARKETING IS MISLEADING.

    They blamed me for reading in English on an English site for any oversight (via e-mails).
    If you can read chinese~Japanese KANJI they may have their claims on ASUS Japan; but I dont read the near impossible; especially anything technical that fluent Japanese mostly cannot understand in computing either.

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