Compatibility

[Ayush007]

Can Auros gaming 3 motherboard  support( 2 hof rtx 2080ti)???

[minibois]

Which one?

 

EDIT: from the ones shown here, only the X299 board has SLI support, they all could likely run them separately; but not having them work together.

[Ayush007]

So Aorus x299 gaming 3 can support 2 way sli hof rtx 2080ti

[Ayush007]

34 minutes ago, Minibois said:

Which one?

 

EDIT: from the ones shown here, only the X299 board has SLI support, they all could likely run them separately; but not having them work together.

So x299 Aorus gaming 3 can support sli hof rtx 2080ti??

[minibois]

1 minute ago, Ayush007 said:

So x299 Aorus gaming 3 can support sli hof rtx 2080ti??

Yes.

 

But I'm not recommend the X299/socket 2066 platform. You're obviously limited to CPU's that fit in the socket and within the 2066 socket, there are not many CPU that make a ton of sense.

But keep in mind with a motherboard, you're limited to a certain series of CPU's and with the X299 platform the only CPU's that make sense nowadays are the i9 chips, the i7 chips have been surpassed by 8th and 9th Intel chips.

It's probably a way better idea to get a , z390-Aorus Ultra + 9900K/9700K (or even 8700K), than getting an X299 Aorus Gaming 3 + i5/i7 chip.

 

Also, those chips can get hot. Get a good cooler to go with them.

[Ayush007]

1 minute ago, Minibois said:

Yes.

 

But I'm not recommend the X299/socket 2066 platform. You're obviously limited to CPU's that fit in the socket and within the 2066 socket, there are not many CPU that make a ton of sense.

But keep in mind with a motherboard, you're limited to a certain series of CPU's and with the X299 platform the only CPU's that make sense nowadays are the i9 chips, the i7 chips have been surpassed by 8th and 9th Intel chips.

It's probably a way better idea to get a , z390-Aorus Ultra + 9900K/9700K (or even 8700K), than getting an X299 Aorus Gaming 3 + i5/i7 chip.

 

Also, those chips can get hot. Get a good cooler to go with them.

I have i9 7900x

[Ayush007]

7 minutes ago, Minibois said:

Yes.

 

But I'm not recommend the X299/socket 2066 platform. You're obviously limited to CPU's that fit in the socket and within the 2066 socket, there are not many CPU that make a ton of sense.

But keep in mind with a motherboard, you're limited to a certain series of CPU's and with the X299 platform the only CPU's that make sense nowadays are the i9 chips, the i7 chips have been surpassed by 8th and 9th Intel chips.

It's probably a way better idea to get a , z390-Aorus Ultra + 9900K/9700K (or even 8700K), than getting an X299 Aorus Gaming 3 + i5/i7 chip.

 

Also, those chips can get hot. Get a good cooler to go with them.

I have i9 7900x chip in Aorus gaming 3 ???

[minibois]

10 minutes ago, Ayush007 said:

I have i9 7900x chip in Aorus gaming 3 ???

It's on the support list of the motherboard.

It's not really one of the higher tier motherboards, especially for i9 (overclocking):

 

The X299 Gaming 7 might be a better option for this CPU.

 

[Ayush007]

20 minutes ago, Minibois said:

It's on the support list of the motherboard.

It's not really one of the higher tier motherboards, especially for i9 (overclocking):

 

The X299 Gaming 7 might be a better option for this CPU.

 

Thnqu for your co operation 

but I just wanna askk tht my motherboard Aorus gaming 3 x299 can handle sli hof rtx 2080 ti 

So that they work together 

RIGHT????