We take a look at our second Intel X99 chipset based motherboard; this time it's from ASUS, and carries some sexy, white highlights. Take a look now.

The X99-SLI is priced aggressively at around $250; it's a solid X99 motherboard that won't break the bank. The X99-SLI offers great overclocking and it's quite easy to use with the Corsair DDR4 ...

During Intel’s X99 launch in early September one motherboard vendor was noticeably absent from the scene – ASRock. While we’re not sure as to the exact reason for ASRock’s delayed entry… ...

There have been plenty of rumours about Intel's plans for 2016. Most, though, focus on the company's plans for its high-end platform update that uses its X99 chipset and LGA2011-v3 CPU socket ...

Back panel: 8x USB 3.0, 2x USB 2.0, 1x PS/2 port, Intel LAN, Clear CMOS, Audio I/O MSI’s well-priced $180 (£160) X99S SLI Plus is the among the cheapest X99 boards I’ve seen since they all ...

With Intel’s latest X99 chipset launch upon us, MSI have given us a full insight into their complete stack of motherboards featuring the newest iteration of… ...

Nonetheless, the X99-DELUXE continues to cater to the high-end enthusiast with a plethora of storage options. Intel’s chipset provides a total of 10 SATA ports, although 2 can be utilized for SATA ...

The one thing that makes the new ASRock X99 WS-E/10G motherboard stand out from the crowd and sets it apart from similar workstation class motherboards based on Intel's X99 Express chipset is the ...

Gigabyte-X99-Gaming 5 motherboard Intel 5970X processor Enermax Liqtech 240 closed-loop liquid CPU cooler 32GB Crucial DDR4-2133 RAM Plextor 256GB m.2 SSD Enermax 1500 watt power supply ...

When will we see x99-based motherboards? According to Intel, the Wellsburg family, Haswell-E motherboards are slated for release “in the September 2014 time frame.” In other words, very soon.

Electronics manufacturer ASRock has released new firmware for its line of X99 motherboards that adds support for Intel’s upcoming line of “Broadwell-E” processors.

Intel describes the X99 chipset as “Thunderbolt Capable,” but X99 motherboards must be “Thunderbolt Ready,” meaning they have a connector for a Thunderbolt 2 add-in card.