Testseek.com have collected 64 expert reviews of the Asus Sabertooth X79 and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Asus Sabertooth X79.
February 2012
(82%)
64 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Excellent overclocking motherboard, User friendly UEFI BIOS, SLI/CrossfireX Quad GPU support, Great bundled software and accessories
Power usage was a few watts higher than counterparts during testing, ‹ Overclocking Results, Review Index, Introduction and FeaturesSpecifications, Motherboard Layout, Included AccessoriesBIOS FeaturesTesting Configuration and Benchmarks UsedSynthetic CP
We'd like to thank our friends at ASUS for providing the X79 Sabertooth motherboard for our review today. The X79 Sabertooth lives up to its "TUF" name in both looks and performance. The integrated UEFI BIOS gave us plenty of options for configuring every...
Summing up our experience with the ASUS Sabertooth X79 mainboard, we don’t want to recall the few minor shortcomings of this product we’ve noticed. They are mostly limited to BIOS options and are typical of many other ASUS mainboards. The overall impr...
Abstract: ASUS has several motherboard series, created in order to satisfy the needs of different user types, but further subdivisions are often created in order to cater for the requests of the widest possible audience. This covers almost every imaginable scen...
Excellent overclocking, Full UEFI BIOS, BIOS flashback function, Doesn't need CPU for BIOS flash, Many USB 3.0 ports, Intel NIC, Highly efficient DIGIpower system, Military Spec components, Extended Server Grade Testing, Thermal Armor w/ optional fan
No onboard power/reset switches
When we received the Sabertooth X79 we were a little perplexed as to where this unit could be placed in the market. The military spec components means that it should last a long time no matter the condition. That it goes through extended testing for r...
ASUS continues to offer a wide range of motherboard products to suit just about any preference or budget here in the X79 product lineup. Some prefer uber-premium products, and for those there is the Republic of Gamer lineup, and we saw the Rampage IV E...
This crop of boards is tough to compare, because the four have a lot in common. They all have similar specs (predictably), boast good looks, feature UEFI BIOSes, and posted very similar scores in our benchmark tests. Thus, looking at the pros and cons ...
Besides the Intel Siler reference X79 board, the Sabretooth was the first motherboard of a different manufacturer that ended up on the Madshrimps table. The first liquid nitrogen tests were also conducted on the Sabretoot, without any hickups. From ...
The Asus Sabertooth X79 is a treasure trove of useful and interesting features. It might cost more than other manufacturers' offerings but it has the best cooling, EFI and overclocking and monitoring software of any LGA2011 board we've seen. The Thermal R...
The Intel DX79SI motherboard isn't competitive with the ASUS boards; large skull insignia aside, it's simply outclassed on performance and features. That said, it's $40-$80 less than the ASUS motherboards, and that's money you can put into other parts...
Asus has produced another solid performing board that doesn't disappoint. This board has some really aggressive looks and the performance to match. This has been a really hectic launch for us but this board has been one of the easiest to work with. This i...
