Asus P9X79-E WS

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Support for i7 and Xeon, 7 PCIE slots with support for 4way at x16, Plenty of USB and SATA ports, Excellent overclocking performance

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Last revision on June 18, 2014

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Support for i7 and Xeon, 7 PCIE slots with support for 4way at x16, Plenty of USB and SATA ports, Excellent overclocking performance

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Most interesting and key feature of this model is, you can install 4 Graphic cards in x16 mode + x16 + x16 + x16 for the gaming and also for overclocking. Main advantages is sixty-four lines of PCI Express 3.0, note the original look spectacular and...

By extremespec.net on June 03, 2014

Today we are taking a look at the P9X79-E WS motherboard from ASUS. This socket 2011 board packs in more features than any other board on the market. You get the ability to run both Core i7 and Xeon processors, up to 7 GPUs (including quad SLI/CrossfireX...

By TechwareLabs on April 16, 2014

As mentioned in the outset of the review, workstation motherboards have not had much attention on AnandTech of late. They aim at a market almost more straightforward than the consumer market – they have to do a job, do it well, and remain stable. This is...

By AnandTech on January 10, 2014

As the first motherboard manufacturer ASUS announces, that their brand new P9X79-E WS supports Intels upcoming Ivy Bridge-E processors. This X79 based motherboard comes with a long feature list. You can for example find seven PCI Express x16 slots as...

By Ocaholic on June 18, 2013