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Listening to music gives you clear mids but the bass output is barely even there. AMD’s Accelerated Processing Unit (APU) has been around for quite some time already, but it’s only recently that ASUS released the Crossblade Ranger – the company’s first Republic of Gamers (RoG) motherboard that supports both A88X chipset and FM2+ socket. Design and Construction As soon as we took the Crossblade Ranger out of its packaging, we already saw some undeniable traces of its RoG lineage. In terms of the overall design, the Crossblade Ranger looks very similar to some of the Z97 boards under the ROG lineup, particularly the ROG Maximus VII. The FM2/FM2+ processor slot in the middle and is flanked by four (4) one-sided RAM slots on the right and a neatly designed Extreme DIGI+ III VRM on the left which comprises of eight (8) alloy chokes neighbored by 10K Black Metallic capacitors and NexFETTMMOSFETs tucked underneath the two heat sinks. The far end of the of the Crossblade Ranger’s left side houses the board’s I/O ports which comprises of four (4) USB 3.0 ports, two (2) USB 2.0 ports, an RJ-45, BIOS Reset button, TOSlink optical out, three video ports (VGA, DVI and HDMI), a PS/2 port and six (6) gold-plated 3.5mm jacks for the sound. Read more in our articles including "Xiaomi MI TV P1 55-inch Hands-on" and "ASUS ROG Crossblade Ranger Review".