Digital Power Design |
Since quite some time EVGA equips its
boards with digital power designs. Using EVGA's own tuning software you
can for example change voltages in Windows. As you might expect it from
a high-end motherboard, there are only high quality parts used for the
power design. |
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PCI Express Switches |
Using the PCI-E Disable Switches,
it's possible to deactivate every single PCI Express slot individually.
This useful if you have to troubleshoot your
system. |
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E-Leet Tuning Utility |
With E-Leet you get EVGA's very own tuning software,
which allows you to change anything related to clock speeds from within
Windows. |
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Triple BIOS
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With the X99 Classified you get no less then three BIOS
chips. Should you do overclocking or even extreme overclocking it can
happen that a BIOS get corrupted. If this is going to happen, you can
flash back a working version of the BIOS, which resides in one of the
backup BIOS'es. |
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M.2 Support
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The new EVGA X99 Classified motherboard
features an M.2 slot. This motherboard can be equipped with an SSD in
M.2 format and it is wired directly to the X99 PCH via two PCI Express
lanes, therefore offering x4 bandwidth. In other words up to 10 Gbps can
be pushed over the bus through this slot. |
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