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Published: 2014-08-29, Author: Marc , review by: hitechlegion.com
Sleek, Black Design, Well Thought Out Layout, Military Class Components, ECO Power, USB Steel Power, Click BIOS, Workstation Optimized for Intel E5 v3 XEON, Quad SLI & CrossfireX, MSI Software
No WiFi Builtin
The MSI X99S SLI Plus motherboard has a beautiful layout. This is a board that I would purchase for my build. Starting with a color scheme that will fit into any build, down to the stability and performance of the Military Class 4 components and the Gua...
3-way SLI support on Intel Core i7-5820K, Price, SATA-Express, SLI functions with a PCIe 3.0 x4 M.2 SSD, USB 3.0 ports
Mediocre CPU core overclocking, Only one SLI bridge included, Previous-generation audio codec
MSI's X99S SLI Plus is a $260 motherboard with a $197 price tag. If we believe what its competitors tell us, the company must be losing money on each one it sells. X99 platform buyers able to take advantage of temporary discount pricing ($179) and/or the...
The Hardware.Info Price comparison tool at the moment has a total of 30 X99 boards, out of the 30 we have now tested 20 motherboards. This should give us a good view on what is on the market and what are the best choices at the moment. We are basing our...
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Published: 2014-10-14, Author: Ben , review by: play3r.net
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So now it has come the time to wrap the review up. I am having a bit of a hard time with this one. Normally when I review a motherboard it is just the motherboard I have to get used to, I already know what my RAM and CPU are capable off. However, this is ...
Abstract: As the cheapest motherboard on test, you might expect the X99S SLI Plus to miss out on many features but at face value, most actually appear to be here. Despite retailing for just £160, SATA Express and M.2 support are here and the latter has space for a single Type 2280, 2260 or 2240 device. There's even on-board power and reset buttons - something missing from the more expensive GA-X99-Gaming 5...
Abstract: Intel has introduced their new high-end Haswell-E CPUs, click here for our extensive review . The new high-end processors make use of a new socket, Socket 2011 v3, and have to be paired with a new chipset, Intel X99. More than enough reason for several ...
