EVGA Z170 Classified K Motherboard Review @ Hardware Asylum

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Hello Everyone,Deep down I know that there is no reason why anyone would need 4-way SLI support on a Skylake but I applaud companies brave enough to make it happen. Here is the realistic version of the Z170 Classified with a nice performance boost.Subject: EVGA Z170 Classified K Motherboard Review ( -at -) Hardware AsylumURL: http://www.hardwareasylum.com/reviews/motherboards/evga_z170_classified-k Quote: In this review we’ll be looking at the EVGA Z170 Classified K. EVGA announced this motherboard during CES 2016 and described it as a lower cost version of the EVGA Z170 Classified that I reviewed back in November.A news posting would be appreciated.No Foolin, seriousThanksDennis Garciahttp://www.hardwareasylum.com

 

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