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EVGAs Classified SR-X Motherboard Hits the Market. EVGA has finally released the Classified SR-X after initially showing it off at CES 2012. During CES 2012, the SR-X won one of four Tom's Hardware Best of CES 2012 Awards. Roughly two months later, EVGA has released the Classified SR-X to the market. The EVGA SR-X uses the Intel C606 chipset, which supports two Xeon E5 Class Socket 2011 CPUs. It will only support Xeon E5 Class Socket 2011 CPUs and is NOT compatible with Core i5/Core i7 Socket 2011 CPUs.
The board supports SATA 3.0 Gb/s (4 internal), SATA 6.0 Gb/s (2 internal & 2 external via eSATA) and two mini SAS ports. The EVGA SR-X motherboard supports seven PCI-E 3.0 expansion slots via a PLX PCI-E 3.0 certified bridge chip. 1 Card: x162 Cards: x16, x163 Cards: x16, x16, x164 Cards: x16, x16, x8, x8 New and key features introduced on the EVGA Classified SR-X motherboard: How Secure Is My Password? Online Rhyming Dictionary for Poetry and Songwriting.