There are two audio programs, Sonic Studio II, and the DAC's SupremeFX Hi-Fi, as well as AURA for RGB lighting, MemTweakIT, TurboV Core, GAMEFIRST IV for LAN optimization, KEYBOT II, HomeCloud, HyStream, and Dual Intelligent Processors 5 that includes more built-in programs. The motherboard glows from the backside in a way I have not seen on any other motherboard. The back shield on the motherboard does provide some reinforcement, but it's also there to hide fifteen RGB LEDs that are diffused by a strip of translucent plastic, creating a nice effect when turned on. When paired with the RGB LED system on the motherboard, which provides independent RGB control for each section (IO, audio, PCI-E, Center ROG, PCB, and rear panel sections), users can change the color of the motherboard to something that matches their taste. The metal shielding and black/gray tinting on the heat sinks provide a consistent color theme.
The aesthetics of the motherboard look and feel pristine. The motherboard has more fan headers than most people will need, especially with the included extension card. All fan headers automatically detect the fan type and set the header mode accordingly to PWM or DC operation.
ASUS's X99 Rampage V Edition 10 has six normal 1A PWM/DC mode headers circled in red, one high amperage header circled in yellow that can provide upwards of 3A, a fan extension card header circled in blue, and a temperature sensor input header circled in purple.
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