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SuperMicro C7Z270-CG review
Posted by: on: 01/19/2017 10:49 AM [
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It is the era of the Z270 schipset, and in this article we cover the SuperMicro C7Z270-CG review. It is advertised as a server grade motherboard, but will it deliver in performance, features and aesthetics ?
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Amx85
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Posted on: 01/19/2017 02:30 PM
you can´t find LGA1151 mobos with that configuration, for that you must browse a LGA2011-3 mobo
If it's anything like my current board (X58 ASUS Supercomputer), a workstation grade thing, which has been ragged constantly for 5 years, I'd get one. Solid hardware lasts, and server grade stuff has to do that.
you can´t find LGA1151 mobos with that configuration, for that you must browse a LGA2011-3 mobo
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Posted on: 01/19/2017 02:42 PM
I was referring to component selection/build quality...
you can´t find LGA1151 mobos with that configuration, for that you must browse a LGA2011-3 mobo
I was referring to component selection/build quality...
Loophole35
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Posted on: 01/19/2017 03:28 PM
It's hideous though. No window for that build.
It's hideous though. No window for that build.
Amx85
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Posted on: 01/19/2017 03:59 PM
no, marked always finding new (less expensive) manufacturing process
I was referring to component selection/build quality...
no, marked always finding new (less expensive) manufacturing process
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If it's anything like my current board (X58 ASUS Supercomputer), a workstation grade thing, which has been ragged constantly for 5 years, I'd get one. Solid hardware lasts, and server grade stuff has to do that.