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In stock now! EVGA's Micro and premium X99 motherboards


EVGA X99 Micro Intel X99 (Socket 2011) DDR4 Micro ATX Motherboard @ £199.99 inc VAT

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The EVGA X99 Micro was engineered to pack a punch. A highly efficient 6-phase Digital VRM providing the cleanest power to the CPU possible. A total of 4 DIMM slots support up to 64GB of DDR4 memory, and a 4 layer memory design allows for extreme memory speeds such as 3000MHz+ (OC). The PCI-E layout is optimized for improved lane distribution and better performance, and with native support for NVIDIA 3-Way SLI, this is the ultimate platform for the performance user.

A great amount of detail was also paid attention to the onboard devices, including a total of 6 native SATA 6.0Gb/s ports, Intel Gigabit Network, native USB 3.0 support, and 8 Channel HD Audio with Optical.

Of course, no great motherboard can truly flex its muscles without a great BIOS. The EVGA X99 Micro uses EVGA's new GUI BIOS that focuses on the best overclocking support and functionality. Straight and to the point, the way a modern BIOS should be.

Only £199.99 inc VAT.

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EVGA X99 Classified Intel X99 (Socket 2011) DDR4 EATX Motherboard @ £293.99 inc VAT

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The EVGA X99 Classified was engineered from the ground up to be the best overclocking motherboard on the planet. It all starts with power. Dual 8pin CPU power inputs provide up to 600W of dedicated power for the CPU, along with a highly efficient 10-phase Digital VRM providing the cleanest power to the CPU possible, fed through a CPU socket that has 1.5X the amount of gold content. A total of 8 DIMM slots support up to 128GB of DDR4 memory, and a 4 layer memory T-routing design allows for extreme memory speeds such as 3000MHz+ (OC). The PCI-E layout is optimized for improved lane distribution and better performance, and with native support for NVIDIA 4-Way SLI, this is the ultimate platform for the enthusiast.

A great amount of detail was also paid attention to the onboard devices, including a total of 10 native SATA 6.0Gb/s ports, Dual Intel Gigabit Networks, native USB 3.0 support, M.2 support, and Creative Core3D Audio with dedicated shielding and a separate audio ground.

Of course, no great motherboard can truly flex its muscles without a great BIOS. The EVGA X99 Classified uses EVGA's new GUI BIOS that focuses on the best overclocking support and functionality. Straight and to the point, the way a modern BIOS should be.

Only £293.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
i can't understand why their still putting usb2 ports when 3 is backward compatible. especially on the flagship boards.
 
Hmmm, i'm trying to look at these and all i get is a white screen that says "too many connections".... I can't access the OcUK site at all. I can wait though :)
 
silent said:
i can't understand why their still putting usb2 ports when 3 is backward compatible. especially on the flagship boards.
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Because that's what the chipset provides, pure & simple. X99 supports up to 14 USB slots, 6 of which are USB 3.0. Further architecture changes would be needed to change that.
 
EVGA are considering an ITX version, ASUS have ruled it out and Shuttle are working on one to replace their X79 ITX, no idea what other manufacturers are planning on the subject.
 
Shuttle are likely to be the ones to watch, as they have as said dabbled in the past in this area, but i think their x79 board was only available as a whole system, and also ws over mITX specified dimensions.
 
Tute said:
Mini ITX version please?
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I'll be very surprised if I see one, the space needed for the socket and four DIMM slots alone will severely limit specification and the feature set of the X99 chipset is in direct conflict with the ITX ethos.
 
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ScottiB said:
I'll be very surprised if I see one, the space needed for the socket and four DIMM slots alone will severely limit specification and the feature set of the X99 chipset is in direct conflict with the ITX ethos.
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Absolutely. I post more in hope than expectation.
 
Gunslinger said:
Shuttle are likely to be the ones to watch, as they have as said dabbled in the past in this area, but i think their x79 board was only available as a whole system, and also ws over mITX specified dimensions.
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Yeah it was slightly oversized for ITX but it would fit in any of the popular ITX cases, and with two 16x PCI-E slots (one slot cards needed for SLI/CF) and on-board MSATA slot it was pretty brimming with features. One guy did a water cooled build in a prodigy with two 7950's and a 3930K that was pretty sweet.

I considered swapping my RIVG out for one and a Corsair 250D a while back.
 
The M.2 port on the mATX board seems rather short. I cant find any M.2 drives you stock that would fit.

Are you planning to get shorter ones in ?
 
ubersonic said:
Yeah it was slightly oversized for ITX but it would fit in any of the popular ITX cases, and with two 16x PCI-E slots (one slot cards needed for SLI/CF) and on-board MSATA slot it was pretty brimming with features. One guy did a water cooled build in a prodigy with two 7950's and a 3930K that was pretty sweet.

I considered swapping my RIVG out for one and a Corsair 250D a while back.
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yeah i remember that, it was an impressive piece of kit, coupled to the other features it had, like the mSATA and mPCIE sockets, yo ucould build one strong system that was fully contained on the board :eek:

Now imagine that with M.2 compatibility !
 
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