4 vs. 8 RAM Slots on X299 | DARK Feature Review

Buildzoid looks at the EVGA X299 Dark motherboard's core overclocking features, offering criticism and acclaim along the way.
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Buildzoid analyzes some of the EVGA X299 DARK motherboard features, including 4 vs 8 DIMM slots, some of the shortcomings, voltage readpoints and Probe-it, GPU dip switches, and more. The EVGA X299 Dark is the best X299 board we've used thus far, and recently helped us place Top 3 in HW Bot TimeSpy Extreme overclocking benchmarks.

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