Board already exists. X299 Dark, turn the audio and lan off in the bios if you wish the Dark is as stable as gibraltar's rock and is built like a tank.

You have plenty of pci lanes to do with as you wish 44 infact. The audio solution and nic solutions are not expensive to integrate so why would they build a board without them when 99.9% of people will use them and those who dont can turn them off if needed the board will not be cheaper without them and they will have no customers. X299 chips don't have integrated video and the raid support is now built into all modern cpus. your second post has entered the realm of gibberish/rant. PCI-E bus is not saturated by any of the above devices so not including them will have no effect on system response or latency and modern chipsets use DMI interface anyway im sure TIN will be happy to chime in on that. Buy a Dark and throw in your 100GB Nic card and Raid cards if you want. Disable what you want in the bios. it would make no difference if they were included to the build you propose. Plenty of pci-e lanes and pci-e slots to play with. If EVGA was to build the board you propose it would be even more expensive as what dictates the real cost of boards is how many they will sell if they engineer and build a board for 000.1% of customers they will have to charge a pretty penny to recoup any associated costs.

Kodi41
Build a MB with no raid controller, no audio, no video, no Lan- build it as simple as possible and let me choose what I want/need to add on.

Here you go:
 

 
On a serious note, those are server grade requirements, EVGA is a home/desktop oriented vendor, you are asking the wrong manufacturer.

Complain because you don't want to disable LAN and Onboard Audio and insist on motherboard model without them is pointless. 
Many people disable one by one 5-6 options in BIOS they don't need but no one complain why they exist on motherboard.
 
 
 
 
 

Nobody is going to to build you something like this. Companies build feature rich products for the masses because bottom line is money.

Just get something and disable what you don't need in the bios.

jollydet
You have plenty of pci lanes to do with as you wish 44 infact. The audio solution and nic solutions are not expensive to integrate so why would they build a board without them when 99.9% of people will use them and those who dont can turn them off if needed the board will not be cheaper without them and they will have no customers. X299 chips don't have integrated video and the raid support is now built into all modern cpus. your second post has entered the realm of gibberish/rant. PCI-E bus is not saturated by any of the above devices so not including them will have no effect on system response or latency and modern chipsets use DMI interface anyway im sure TIN will be happy to chime in on that. Buy a Dark and throw in your 100GB Nic card and Raid cards if you want. Disable what you want in the bios. it would make no difference if they were included to the build you propose. Plenty of pci-e lanes and pci-e slots to play with. If EVGA was to build the board you propose it would be even more expensive as what dictates the real cost of boards is how many they will sell if they engineer and build a board for 000.1% of customers they will have to charge a pretty penny to recoup any associated costs.

Well to be honest you sound very angry for some reason- oh well.
 
Moving forward, 44 lanes is simply not enough- ever try raiding quad NVMe? Have a look at even 2 NVMe in raid 0, there is simply not enough bandwidth for these drives to communicate with the cpu. Add in dual video cards and you out of space. An easy way to solve this is PURPOSE built mother boards. Delete all the crap that you don't need and wala you now have the lanes to the cpu you need. How do I know this= cause I'm running raid 0 Samsung 970's and a pair of engineering sample Samsung 980's there is hardly any difference when raiding these. And FYi I'm running an x299 Asus workstation board. I like my z270ws better.
 
What else? W3175x? Are you kidding me. 10k for a pc? Or should I go AMD?
 
NVMe is the future, simple as that, so build what we need NVMe support.
 
 

Kodi41

jollydet
You have plenty of pci lanes to do with as you wish 44 infact. The audio solution and nic solutions are not expensive to integrate so why would they build a board without them when 99.9% of people will use them and those who dont can turn them off if needed the board will not be cheaper without them and they will have no customers. X299 chips don't have integrated video and the raid support is now built into all modern cpus. your second post has entered the realm of gibberish/rant. PCI-E bus is not saturated by any of the above devices so not including them will have no effect on system response or latency and modern chipsets use DMI interface anyway im sure TIN will be happy to chime in on that. Buy a Dark and throw in your 100GB Nic card and Raid cards if you want. Disable what you want in the bios. it would make no difference if they were included to the build you propose. Plenty of pci-e lanes and pci-e slots to play with. If EVGA was to build the board you propose it would be even more expensive as what dictates the real cost of boards is how many they will sell if they engineer and build a board for 000.1% of customers they will have to charge a pretty penny to recoup any associated costs.

Well to be honest you sound very angry for some reason- oh well.
 
Moving forward, 44 lanes is simply not enough- ever try raiding quad NVMe? Have a look at even 2 NVMe in raid 0, there is simply not enough bandwidth for these drives to communicate with the cpu. Add in dual video cards and you out of space. An easy way to solve this is PURPOSE built mother boards. Delete all the crap that you don't need and wala you now have the lanes to the cpu you need. How do I know this= cause I'm running raid 0 Samsung 970's and a pair of engineering sample Samsung 980's there is hardly any difference when raiding these. And FYi I'm running an x299 Asus workstation board. I like my z270ws better.
 
What else? W3175x? Are you kidding me. 10k for a pc? Or should I go AMD?
 
NVMe is the future, simple as that, so build what we need NVMe support.
 
 

 
Far from angry sir! Frustrated perhaps when you say why do i have to pay for X and demanding certain things removed that will not give you additional capability. Deleting all that "crap"  proposed will not give you more PCI-E lanes that you want as the rest are still linked through the chipset not the cpu. The z270ws board you use supports cpus with 16 lanes and then uses a PLX chip Giving you a total of 32 with a latency hit.. Nearly everyone has gone away from PLX chips due the fact they incur a latency penalty something you said you wished to avoid. Here is what the blockdiagram for x299 looks like. If going from 32 lanes to 44 Native lanes is still not enough

 
 
You need a different platform as FROSTYBE3R suggested that has more lanes and has electrically wired pcie 16x slots like threadripper (64 lanes) or EPYC (128 lanes)
A board like a dark will support 10x nvme drives + a gpu if you so need otherwise you need a server orientated platform. All the best.

I checked the specs, the board only has 2 NVMe slots. Are there add in cards like Asus and Gigabyte? I see nothing listed.

FROSTYBE3R
Getting x299 dark for daily use workstation stuff, what a joke, skip this board and leave it to actual overclockers who appreciate it.

Wow nice people here. I Guess you assume you know my usage, ok that's fine. Thank you for nearly no help what so ever. 
BTW- even x299 is very limited with NVMe RAID - what good is all that processing and video power if your drives are playing catch up.  Overclocking a SYSTEM means the ENTIRE system not just memory and cpu. W/O Fast drives, all the speed from the rest of the system means nothing.
 
With that, I prefer this thread to be closed.