EVGA releases X299 Micro ATX 2 motherboard with active VRM cooling

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so sexeh!
#5574380
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Pretty cool, but I think they could've squeezed in another M.2 slot, and the PCIe slot at the bottom could've been expanded to x16 if they rearranged some things.
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Hope they do a X299 Classified for the upcoming intel refresh CPUs
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Its been while since I last seen Motherboard with active cooling on it
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This is actually a pretty cool looking board. I currently have my old 4790K in a HTPC case running Win Server - I kind of want to put this 7820x in it when I upgrade for Zen 2. I might buy this and hold on to it until then.. it took me months to find a decent m-atx board for the 4790K when I did that because it was so old
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Great looking board and impressive for a micro ATX. Really wish we could get a similar board for X399 - currently ASRock has one mATX available (Taichi X399M), but the VRM setup does not look very beefy...
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BangTail:

I believe the X299 Dark is supposed to replace the Classified for this go round, great motherboard btw, highly recommend it. EVGA may well release other boards for the refresh but JFYI.
I ignored the X299 Dark for two reasons: 1) only 4 RAM sockets 2) onboard tiny squealing fan. No thanks. The X299 FTW-K seems a better option.
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I really wish EVGA would make AMD motherboards -___-
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SamuelL421:

Great looking board and impressive for a micro ATX. Really wish we could get a similar board for X399 - currently ASRock has one mATX available (Taichi X399M), but the VRM setup does not look very beefy...
totally agree. if there is ever a monoblock for the M-ATX x399 Taichi, then i'll grab it. i love the form factor and SLI is pretty much gone forever (as far as actual need, not desire) but if i could bring myself to trust Intel again (L1 cache vulnerabilities OH NO!!!!) that EVGA board could replace my old x99 rig which was replaced by threadripper gen 1.