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What are the differences between the Asus X99-A, X99-DELUXE, and X99-PRO motherboards? They all have very different prices, but I can't figure out why...?

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Different prices and not worth what you do have to pay.

 

 

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features and accessories

look at the specs list

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Features reliability and extent of product testing. Also looks

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the size of the case sticker differs between them I think

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features and accessories

look at the specs list

 

 

Features reliability and extent of product testing. Also looks

 

 

the size of the case sticker differs between them I think

 

But then why does the X99-PRO have better specs and cost significantly less?

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But then why does the X99-PRO have better specs and cost significantly less?

What better specs

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But then why does the X99-PRO have better specs and cost significantly less?

than what?

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You can use the Asus website to compare motherboards. Go on this page and tick the box for "X99" (under chipset in the left pane):

http://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/Intel_Platform_Products/

You can then tick the "Add to comparison list" under the motherboards you want to compare. It's a little clunky, but for some reason they don't have permalinks to compare lists.

This article on TweakTown may also help you:

http://www.tweaktown.com/guides/6624/intel-x99-motherboards-and-ddr4-memory-buyer-s-guide-launch-edition-/index7.html

Best of luck :)

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Asus uses the same naming convention for all their boards. From what I remember, the -A series are the simplest of the boards. They deliver all the basic features that people need, plus a few bells and whistles, plus overclock ready.

Git Gud.

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