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ASUS Z87 Deluxe/Quad Motherboard?

melias24
By melias24
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Hey guys, so i was looking through the clearance section of PCCG, and found this: http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=67&products_id=26215

And they reckon it was $299 and now it's $199, so i'm thinking about getting this over the Gigabyte Z87OC-force. Does this mobo support 2 way sli (it say's it support's quad sli but unsure weather it support's sli) and is the OC'ing good on this mobo, for when i get the i5 4690k?

~Elias

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You should get a Z97 motherboard for your 4690k.

 

And if its supports quad SLI, it will also support two way SLI.

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