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CPU Socket Type 
The socket type is the kind of connection used to mount the CPU to the motherboard. Intel and AMD each make their own types of sockets. You will want to make sure your new motherboard socket type matches that of your chosen CPU.
Intel ? LGA 2011
Intel ? LGA 2011
Intel ? LGA 2011
Intel ? LGA 2011
Chipset-Northbridge 
The northbridge chipset is the set of components that controls your computer's communication between the CPU, RAM, and, in some cases, the graphics processor.
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Motherboard Size 
Motherboards come in a variety of sizes for different applications. You will want to make sure your computer case is designed to hold the size of motherboard you buy. Smaller motherboards have less connections for components, but are useful when you need a PC that won't take up a lot of space.
ATX
ATX
ATX
ATX
PCI Slots 
PCI slots are used to mount various hardware in your computer. PCI is commonly used to mount network cards, sound cards, modems, TV tuner cards, disk controllers, and extra ports for USB or serial connections.
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7
7
7
Memory Slots 
This is the number of slots for RAM on the motherboard. You will want to have one for each stick of RAM you plan to use.
8
8
4
8
Number of SATA Connections 
The number of SATA connections on your motherboard will determine how many mass storage devices and optical drives you can install in your computer. You will want one connection for each hard drive, solid state drive, and CD/DVD/Blu-ray drive you plan to use.
This motherboard despite looking like the best board for the x99 chipset has a huge USB 3 card reader problem. When I first assembled the unit, I turned it on it got to the post screen with the wonderful gigabyte logo BOOM power cut, the unit rebooted and rebooted and rebooted unplugged all of my devices it then booted up fortunately. I got into the bios after figuring out it was my thumb drive plugged into the front that was causing this issue (before you say it's trying to boot off stick, it doesn't even make it to the boot section this is on the post screen.) plugged the stick in the back flashed the bios to F8b which say's it addresses USB reboot issues and it does SOMEWHAT. The thumb drive now works in the front, but my card reader doesn't work correctly on normal settings the system will post crash once on diag code 92 then boot up normally. If you make any changes in the M.I.T. menu the board fails to boot it just boots up and crashes at bios code 92 then reports boot failure detected afterwards because the BIOS assumes that you the user made a mistake in OC, but actually it is because of the USB 3.0 card reader.
To wrap it up don't buy this board if you want to have a USB 3 card reader or a printer with a card reader built in. I'm hoping they can get this issue resolved I'm on BIOS version F8b so check to see if they have an update that resolves this issue before buying.
Card readers tried: AFT Pro 57U Kingston 3.0 USB
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Gigabyte is my only option for DDR4 Asus, MSI, EVGA are very expensive, those mobo's only you are paying extra accessories wifi etc avery mobo ATX do what you need don't waste money $260 much better $350-500 ;)
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