During Intel’s X99 launch in early September one motherboard vendor was noticeably absent from the scene – ASRock. While we’re not sure as to the exact reason for ASRock’s delayed entry, they are now ...
GIGABYTE's X99-Ultra Gaming looks and feels like a high-end motherboard equipped with the latest in connectivity and performance features, but without the crazy high price tag. When it comes to ...
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Gigabyte's Micro-ATX X99 board packs a lot of features in a small space and, with a few modest caveats, makes a good starting point for a compact, dual-card gaming system. Impressive feature set for a ...
Your computer's motherboard is an engineering marvel, stuffed with interfaces, ports, sensors, and headers to connect many peripherals. The more money you spend, the more features you get, but you'll ...
ASUS’ goals for its DELUXE series of motherboards have never been hard to surmise. Outside of the usual “stable” and “overclockable”, “DELUXE” has long meant that a board is seriously feature-packed, ...
The only way to go beyond four cores with Intel is to step up to an X99 motherboard, like the Gigabyte X99-Ultra Gaming, and the six, eight and ten core processors it supports. The gaming PCs of the ...
When Intel launched the Broadwell-E platform earlier this year, Intel’s X99 chipset saw a surge in interest as many users became interested in upgrading their systems which required a suitable ...
Recording this as a data point, since I know the ASRock X99 is currently the cheapest / well recommended motherboard. I've just had horrible luck with it. Every so often, since putting together an X99 ...
Since the release of Intel’s latest Broadwell-E architecture, motherboard vendors have compiled a number of intriguing designs which cater towards the HEDT user. Unlike the majority of Haswell-E ...
If you have the goal of building the biggest, baddest gaming or workstation PC possible today, it’s going to have to be built around Intel’s X99 platform. It’s the only platform that offers ...