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is the blue the same as the old, i've seen some pictures and looks a bit violet

Can someone tell me if the power LED of the fractal design r5 is the same blue as the r4?

damn that's why i cant find it anywhere in my country!!

In this case the extra cores will be an advantage so x99 I think makes sense. I would go for an high end z97 setup, so i think the extra money is worth, and maybe long down the road have the possibility to throw 8+ cores in it. For gaming, sure is irrelevant.

Didn't check support tab:\ You'r right, is right there! Tank you Ill keep that in mind. I know, but the difference from a top z97 setup and a "low" x99 setup in this case i think is worth. (~300$ i think) The budget for this could go up to 2000+$. If it went for 3000$ the mac pros start getting in picture and is a little bit stretched already

Thank you Asus doesnt post CPU support list on their site just the family of processors supported, and xeon dont appear just "22nm processors and i7" I could go for an MSI, but i really like ASUS IDK why

I am going with the 5820K for now. The socket is 2011-v3 on Asus x99-A is says on CPU support list: Intel® Socket 2011-v3 Core™ i7 Processadores Suporta Intel® 22 nm CPU Suporta tecnologia Intel® Turbo Boost * Suporte Intel® Turbo Boost Technology 2.0 I am trying to figure out if x99 is the best option to buy. Or should i go with z97 4790k I believe 2011-v3 is compatible with xeons e5 16xx and 26xx processors It is kinda urgent, i am going to buy PC next week, it is for a small company of relatives of mine ps. by the way, nice community here, very fast responses, i watch linus for some years but never been in the forum

Hi, Im building a new PC for 3d modeling and rendering mainly. 1 or 2 image renders a day. Im going with x99-A from asus, a 5820k and a gtx 970 (no quadro, too expensive for the porpose), I think is ok...? On the asus website x99-A doesnt say it is compatible with xeon processors http://www.asus.com/pt/Motherboards/X99A/specifications/ when i see MSI and GIGABYTE boards at the same price that say are compatible with xeon e5 16xx and 26xx v3 Is it the x99-A compatible with xeons as well? Just for future proofing. And will there be realeased any more CPUs for 2011-v3 in the future? Thank You