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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2018/06/24 16:06:50
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Very happy with the X299 Dark so far. Will drop a 14 core in latter today 
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2018/09/13 07:04:39
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I have 6 120mm Corsair RGB fans And 2 Thermaltake 120mm RGB fans. Will the RGB work on an x299 Dark? Thanks
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2018/09/13 07:58:04
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There are no rgb headers on the Dark. You would have to use an ad in rgb controller
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2018/10/08 09:08:26
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2018/10/08 09:14:11
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Bios update and you are good to go for the HCC chips. 165W TDP well within Dark capabilities. Article suggests that LCC phased out. See discussion on cache on the link above.
28 lane XCC obviously not compatible.
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2018/10/08 09:19:09
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SimonOcean
Bios update and you are good to go for the HCC chips. 165W TDP well within Dark capabilities. Article suggests that LCC phased out. See discussion on cache on the link above.
28 lane XCC obviously not compatible.
Taking this Thread a little off topic but why would I replace my 44 Lane CPU?
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2018/10/08 09:30:48
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I have the base spec non-delided 28 lane, 6 core poorper's edition (second hand... just a stop gap CPU while I migrated from X99 mATX to X299 EATX).
For people like you with Skylake-X HCC upgrades are obviously far more marginal. But reasons:
1) Solder? Maybe. If you delided anyways then irrelevant to you
2) 14nm++ so perhaps more efficient. Article suggests 15% less heat.
3) More cache, although caveats to that.
4) Slight bump to clock speeds.
Bottom line: for you not worth it. But for SL-X LCC people, maybe worth it.
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2018/10/08 09:34:21
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Personally I believe that Intel has gone off their rocker with the prices for these new HEDT Core X Processors: i9-9980XE $1979 18 / 36 165 W 3.0 / 4.5 24.75 1.375 2666 44 i9-9960X $1684 16 / 32 165 W 3.1 / 4.5 22.00 1.375 2666 44 i9-9940X $1387 14 / 28 165 W 3.3 / 4.5 19.25 1.375 2666 44 i9-9920X $1189 12 / 24 165 W 3.5 / 4.5 19.25 1.604 2666 44 i9-9900X $989 10 / 20 165 W 3.5 / 4.5 19.25 1.925 2666 44 i9-9820X $889 10 / 20 165 W 3.3 / 4.2 16.50 1.650 2666 44 i7-9800X $589 8 / 16 165 W 3.8 / 4.5 16.50 2.031 2666 44 Skylake-X i9-7980XE $1999 18 / 36 165 W 2.5 / 4.4 24.75 1.375 2666 44 i9-7960X $1699 16 / 32 165 W 2.8 / 4.4 22.00 1.375 2666 44 i9-7940X $1399 14 / 28 165 W 3.1 / 4.4 19.25 1.375 2666 44 i9-7920X $1199 12 / 24 140 W 2.9 / 4.4 16.50 1.375 2666 44 i9-7900X $999 10 / 20 140 W 3.3 / 4.5 13.75 1.375 2666 44 i7-7820X $599 8 / 16 140 W 3.6 / 4.5 11.00 1.375 2666 28 i7-7800X $389 6 / 12 140 W 3.5 / 4.0 8.25 1.375 2400 28 I hope more people will flock to Threadripper. 
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2018/10/08 09:35:43
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That is what will keep me from even thinking about a new CPU on the X299 Platform. A lot of members did this this on their X99 Motherboards and look at all the Overclocking Complaint Issues with Windows 10 now.
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2018/10/08 10:02:24
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Confirmed: solder. Not tooth paste.
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2018/10/10 09:49:16
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rjohnson11:
I agree with you on the pricing. But these are prices for 1,000 unit orders from OEMs. In other words retail users buying single chips would likely need to spend another $100 at least initially.
For comparison, look at the prices of i9-9900K! Turns out the retail price of those is $100 on top of what it said on the slides. 9900K £600 here in the UK. Ryzen 2700X is £294. LOL.
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2018/10/23 08:28:43
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Is there a new EVGA X299 ATX or E-ATC in the pipeline? Thinking this as we saw the EVGA X299 Micro ATX2 (which almost had me doing a microATX build! Still might if there is no X299 Dark refresh) and considering the Skylake refresh incoming.
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2018/11/04 06:10:49
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Does the Dark support Xeons?
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2018/11/04 09:42:23
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2018/11/15 23:51:05
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Hi,
I'm currently considering buying the X299 FTW K, and for some particular need, I would like to know if you place a GPU in the first x4 PCIe slot using PCH lanes, would it be the primary display? Or does it go to the first GPU in the PCIe using CPU lanes?
Does anybody know?
Thanks in advance!
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2018/11/22 05:03:56
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Does the Dark support Xeons?
No, LGA2066 Xeons are locked down only to Cxxx series chipsets and locked out from X299 PCH based boards.
If you have question, please post in public forum. I do not reply PMs, so all in community can benefit the answer.
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2018/11/25 06:36:12
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Looking for advise.
I'm currently still running a EVGA X58 I7 920 setup. I never thought I'de get almost 10 years out of PC! Looking to upgrade. I can't decide on which DARK platform though. X299 or Z390. I mostly game but I do a little audio editing. Going with the X299 seems the logical choice. Socket 1366 to 2066. Triple channel memory to Quad. Price wise I'm only a few bucks more with the X299. I would love to be able to get 10 years out of my next build.
X299 Dark/I7 7800X/64Gb 3200 Ram in Quad channel
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Z390/I7 8800K/32Gb 3200 Ram in Dual channel
Do I wait for the 390 Dark or just go with the 299?
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2018/11/25 11:51:52
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19Aircav
Looking for advise.
I'm currently still running a EVGA X58 I7 920 setup. I never thought I'de get almost 10 years out of PC! Looking to upgrade. I can't decide on which DARK platform though. X299 or Z390. I mostly game but I do a little audio editing. Going with the X299 seems the logical choice. Socket 1366 to 2066. Triple channel memory to Quad. Price wise I'm only a few bucks more with the X299. I would love to be able to get 10 years out of my next build.
X299 Dark/I7 7800X/64Gb 3200 Ram in Quad channel
or
Z390/I7 8800K/32Gb 3200 Ram in Dual channel
Do I wait for the 390 Dark or just go with the 299?
The X299 Dark has been on sale for under $300 so keep an eye or two out. Like here Link $299.99 + FREE Economy Shipping
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2018/12/02 22:58:57
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19Aircav
Looking for advise.
I'm currently still running a EVGA X58 I7 920 setup. I never thought I'de get almost 10 years out of PC! Looking to upgrade. I can't decide on which DARK platform though. X299 or Z390. I mostly game but I do a little audio editing. Going with the X299 seems the logical choice. Socket 1366 to 2066. Triple channel memory to Quad. Price wise I'm only a few bucks more with the X299. I would love to be able to get 10 years out of my next build.
X299 Dark/I7 7800X/64Gb 3200 Ram in Quad channel
or
Z390/I7 8800K/32Gb 3200 Ram in Dual channel
Do I wait for the 390 Dark or just go with the 299?
The X299 Dark has been on sale for under $300 so keep an eye or two out.
Like here Link $299.99 + FREE Economy Shipping
300$ EVGA X299 Dark! That's reason for upgrade from 4-6 core processors on i9-9800X or i9-9820X. How much is temperature of VRM on EVGA X299 Dark with Air Cooling?
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2018/12/06 10:17:39
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Aww come on EVGA why is there only a discount on the dark in the states.. How about us in the EU? :/ Never mind, I got one of the sale on ebay since they ship worldwide :) Have you guys seen the price atm? $219.99 
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2018/12/13 09:03:11
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If ASUS not fix problem people experience with Broadwell-E and X99 I will not buy ROG motherboard for next platform..
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2019/01/12 04:29:11
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People this is paradise for Eyes. EVGA X299 Dark inside Lian Li PC-V3000. She look like part of this case, they fit perfectly.   You can find build here on presentation of PC-V3000... Amazing! I'm jealous on this, only I don't like how they finish some RGB details, without RGB this could be fat better.
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2019/01/12 11:33:57
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Is there an Echo Chamber in their somewhere? I got my 3rd this week 
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2019/03/10 06:27:55
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Im building a 2 way sli setup with the x299 dark motherboard and for the time being will have x2 1070 cards and the intel core i7 7800x and i want to run x2 samsung 860 evo series m.2 2280 1 TB each on the board for starters. Anyways i want to space out my 2 cards more then 1 card slot, i want to use PE1 and have the other on PE4 instead of having the second on PE2. The reason is im water cooling both cards and want alittle more space between them will this board alow me to do this or im i stuck with only PE1 and PE2 slot placements? Also will i be able to utilize both m.2 slots with my i7 7800x series cpu with sli on or only one of them? thank you for any help here is a pic of the start of project "Mini Fridge" 
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Re: EVGA X299 Motherboards!
2019/03/10 10:10:05
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jimbo78
Im building a 2 way sli setup with the x299 dark motherboard and for the time being will have x2 1070 cards and the intel core i7 7800x and i want to run x2 samsung 860 evo series m.2 2280 1 TB each on the board for starters.
Anyways i want to space out my 2 cards more then 1 card slot, i want to use PE1 and have the other on PE4 instead of having the second on PE2. The reason is im water cooling both cards and want alittle more space between them will this board alow me to do this or im i stuck with only PE1 and PE2 slot placements?
Also will i be able to utilize both m.2 slots with my i7 7800x series cpu with sli on or only one of them?
thank you for any help
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Welcome to the forums Jimbo78 There is a good break down of CPU PCIe lane distribution on pages 27 and 28 of the manual PDF Information on your CPU - https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/123589/intel-core-i7-7800x-x-series-processor-8-25m-cache-up-to-4-00-ghz.html Download page for EVGA product manuals - https://www.evga.com/support/manuals/ From page 27 of the manual:
PCIe Lane Distribution (Core™ i7-78xx, 28 Lane Processors)
PE1 – x16 (Gen3, x16 lanes from CPU, x8 shared with PE2)
PE2 – x16 (Gen3, x8 lanes from CPU, shares 8 of PE1’s 16 lanes)
PE3 – x16 (Not functional on 28 lane processors)
PE4 – x16 (Gen3, x8 lanes from CPU)
PE5 – x4 (Gen3, x4 lanes from PCH)
PE6 – x16 (Gen3, x4 lanes from PCH)
o Must be enabled in BIOS, which disables M.2 80mm
From page 28 of the manual:
PCIe Lane Distribution (Core™ i7-78xx, 28 Lane Processors)
U.2(PU1) x4 PCIe Gen 3 lanes
o Must be enabled in BIOS, which disables M.2 110mm
U.2(PU2) (44 Lane CPU ONLY)
M.2 Key-M (110mm) PM1 – x4 PCIe Gen 3 lanes from CPU
o Supports PCIe/NVMe only
o Must be enabled in BIOS, which disables U.2(PU1)
M.2 Key-M (80mm) PM2 – x4 PCIe Gen 3 lanes from PCH
o Supports Optane™/PCIe/NVMe
o Must be enabled in BIOS, which disables PE6
M.2 Key-E (32mm) – x1 PCH lane
As seen in the PCIe slot break down above with that 28lane CPU you will only have 16 lanes available on slot one, the rest will be 8 lanes or less, and the PM2 M.2 slot will be on the PCH To really use the board to it's full potential you need to get an 44 lane CPU NOTE: The M.2 drive CANNOT be an M.2 Sata - quick google search was showing the 860 evo series m.2 2280 1TB as an M.2 SATA - DOES NOT WORK on this board, there is a typo in the manual. This is why I put some of the M.2 information above in bold Edit note 2: Make sure you read this thread - https://forums.evga.com/FindPost/2898601 If you have not already done it remove the rest of the shrouds while you have the board out of the case and covers off for M.2 access and check / replace the CMOS battery Having to remove the board and pull the covers after having it too a running state is no fun. If you can it is best to use the bench board and soft tubing on the cooling system to bench the system and get the OS installed prior to getting it all fitted in the case to insure that everything is good to go
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