eVGA P55 Classified 200

eVGA P55 Classified 200

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eVGA P55 Classified 200 Reviews

HotHardware

04/2010

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P55 Motherboard Round-up: Asus, EVGA, GB, Intel, MSI

The Classified 200 motherboard is EVGA's flagship P55 product and the most expensive board in our round up. It borrows from the look and design of their X58 Classified by sporting a red and black theme with large, nickel plated heatsinks surrounding the CPU socket area. There are actually two 8pin CPU power connections, along with a gold infused CPU socket that promotes lower inductance and better power delivery for superior overclocking. Without a doubt, the Classified 200's asking price of $340 is the highest of any P55 board on the market. If you're familiar with EVGA's Classified line of products, this shouldn't come as a surprise. But for those that aren't, here's the scoop. The Classified line up is a lot like Intel's Extreme processors in that they were designed for a niche group of extreme enthusiasts that demand components that can be pushed to the limit. Sub-zero cooling and dangerous doses of voltage are the focus here and the Classified 200 carries on the tradition of over-the-top capabilities. The Classified 200 also provides mounting holes for both Socket 1156 and 775 coolers, like the P55 SLI. Further inspection reveals other features like onboard reset and power buttons, a clear CMOS switch, POST code LED, triple BIOS, and Show-Volt.