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Gigabyte - GA-X99-SLI ATX LGA2011-3 Motherboard

( 4.7 Average / 3 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Gigabyte

Part #

GA-X99-SLI

Form Factor

ATX

CPU Socket

LGA2011-3

Chipset

Intel X99

Memory Slots

8 x 288-pin DIMM

Memory Type

DDR4-2133 / 2400 / 2666 / 2800 / 3000 / 3200 / 3333

Maximum Supported Memory

128GB

RAID Support

Yes

Onboard Video

No

CrossFire Support

Yes

SLI Support

4-way SLI

SATA 6 Gb/s

8

SATA Express

1

Onboard Ethernet

1 x 10/100/1000 Mbps

Onboard USB 3.0 Header(s)

Yes

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Reviews

codezer0 9 points 14 months ago
from completed build 4K Gaming Deployed

One of the things that makes this motherboard so good, is a very intelligent PCI-E lane layout. Most X99 motherboards seem to have such an awful lane allocation when using a 28-lane CPU like the 5820K I currently have, wherein PCI-E slots are setup as x16/x0 or even x8/x4 if using multiple GPU's. This, on the other hand, is one of the few that will go to x8/x8 for two-GPU systems. It could do x8/x4/x4 for three-card CF, but that won't be enough for SLI. Still, given my plans to SLI/CF as soon as means allow, this board's layout and design choices are the smartest companion to my 28-lane CPU.

Only downer, was that first one I received was DoA, and the second required buying a separate, cheapo stick of RAM to boot the thing long enough to update its BIOS. Otherwise, it's been a solid choice. 4.5/5

Baustinmcmanus 21 points 14 months ago
from completed build Decent Rig To Get Me By

Great for the price. I absolutely love the easy overclocking in BIOS. I just hit 4.0ghz or 4.3 ghz and it is stable and working very well. Not as awesome as what more money can buy you, but that is expected.