Tweak Asus's Maximus Motherboard through your Phone

jmke · 1st December 2009, 15:18

ASUS will be debuting the Republic of Gamers (ROG) Maximus III Extreme, a bleeding-edge, P55-based motherboard that enables users to tweak system settings wirelessly over Bluetooth via a mobile phone.

That's right...tweaking the overclocking settings of your motherboard using a cell phone. For users that aren't already familiar with the ROG Connect feature on the P55-based Maximus III Formula, it allows users to connect their systems to a notebook (or another PC if handy) via an included USB cable in order to change BIOS settings, monitor temperatures and more from the remote machine. Even when the system was powered off, the application running on the secondary computer could change the BIOS settings and options before the next reboot. That is indeed a very cool feature!

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Massman · 1st December 2009, 16:37

Step 1: hack phone
Step 2: oc pc
Step 3: "My setup's dead - what happened?"

geoffrey · 1st December 2009, 17:25

Aha, finally someone who can engineer us a good excuse for our broken hardware.

1st December 2009, 23:16

Now, all we need is a jealous girlfriend who thinks you're phoning another girl all the time and in a fit of lunacy kills the motherboard...

1st December 2009, 15:18	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,013	Tweak Asus's Maximus Motherboard through your Phone ASUS will be debuting the Republic of Gamers (ROG) Maximus III Extreme, a bleeding-edge, P55-based motherboard that enables users to tweak system settings wirelessly over Bluetooth via a mobile phone. That's right...tweaking the overclocking settings of your motherboard using a cell phone. For users that aren't already familiar with the ROG Connect feature on the P55-based Maximus III Formula, it allows users to connect their systems to a notebook (or another PC if handy) via an included USB cable in order to change BIOS settings, monitor temperatures and more from the remote machine. Even when the system was powered off, the application running on the secondary computer could change the BIOS settings and options before the next reboot. That is indeed a very cool feature! http://www.pcper.com/comments.php?nid=8059 __________________

1st December 2009, 16:37	#2
Massman [M] Reviewer Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Waregem Posts: 6,466	Step 1: hack phone Step 2: oc pc Step 3: "My setup's dead - what happened?" __________________

1st December 2009, 17:25	#3
geoffrey [M] Reviewer Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 4,127	Aha, finally someone who can engineer us a good excuse for our broken hardware. __________________

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1st December 2009, 23:16	#4
JimmyJump Posts: n/a	Now, all we need is a jealous girlfriend who thinks you're phoning another girl all the time and in a fit of lunacy kills the motherboard...