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EVGA reveals x99 mATX and Classified

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More pictures in the source. The mATX will retail at $250 and the Classified at $400. The DIMM slot covers will be white, there will be I/O covers and the aluminum heatpipe in the Classified will be anodized black in retail models. Needless to say, I am pretty excited about the Classified for sure!

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Classified one looks kinda ugly :/

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Classified one look kinda ugly :/

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Well imagine it with the changes listed above, it will be better. The pink caps can't be avoided unfortunately, but nothing plastidip or LET can't solve. Also, unless I am mistaken, they managed to get every single header at a 90 degree angle including the CPU power.

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They killed the classified with that red logo, it should have black and it would be much better

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Wow, even the little companies are releasing previews already. I like 90* headers (especially the 24-pin main power, which they should have done on both), and boards with them are tough to find. Great job EVGA! Still, fugly boards :|

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Not really impressed, MSIs boards look nicer so far

 

This, That all black x99 looked so darn good

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How so? It is always that way with quad channel mATX. The closer the DIMM slots to the CPU, the better. So having 2 on each side makes sense.

oh I didnt know that. Thanks!

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Classified one look kinda ugly :/

I even thought it was some kind of random watermark in the picture.

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Meh. Not a fan of the looks.

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This thread clearly shows that while Evga is killing it in some markets (PSUs, GPUs) they're failing horribly in others.

 

 

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This thread clearly shows that while Evga is killing it in some markets (PSUs, GPUs) they're failing horribly in others.

Yeah honestly having Sapphire showing them up is a little pathetic (even though S only sells in Asia).

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Yeah honestly having Sapphire showing them up is a little pathetic (even though S only sells in Asia).

What you just said makes literally no fucking sense at all. How on earth is Sapphire showing them up?

 

 

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Never liked EVGA boards. You'd think having the Classified branding would mean some crazy VRM circuitry. It just looks bland. But of course i would say that since my current board is orange.

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Never liked EVGA boards. You'd think having the Classified branding would mean some crazy VRM circuitry. It just looks bland. But of course i would say that since my current board is orange.

 

Haswell has on-board VRMs. So essentially even a paltry 4-6 phase VRM on the motherboard is more than enough. The rest are simply for marketing.

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Never liked EVGA boards. You'd think having the Classified branding would mean some crazy VRM circuitry. It just looks bland. But of course i would say that since my current board is orange.

this isnt even orange, its that fugly evga red thingy, that only exists on evga mobos, and nowhere else...

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What you just said makes literally no fucking sense at all. How on earth is Sapphire showing them up?

Sapphire makes motherboards and is one of China's biggest suppliers for motherboards. And, they're looking pretty good.

 

http://media.sapphiretech.com//images/prods/1300/52043-00_PURE_BLACK_X79N_C01_634592999761351825_600_600.jpg

 

Even though that's the previous generation, the new X99 board looks pretty similar (except the blue looks more like sapphire instead of lapis).

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Sapphire makes motherboards and is one of China's biggest suppliers for motherboards. And, they're looking pretty good.

I'll take MSI, Gigabyte hell even Asus and Asrock over a Sapphire motherboard,

 

 

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