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    EVGA introduces Z170 Classified K motherboard

    The 'K' stands for Killer Ethernet and this motherboard is aimed at "the hardcore gamer".
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    Re: EVGA introduces Z170 Classified K motherboard

    Does anyone here like Killer NICs? Personally I always far prefered Intel, but it's been a few years since I last used a Killer product and they may have improved in the meantime.
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    Re: EVGA introduces Z170 Classified K motherboard

    They haven't especially. One of the tech sites had a look at them recently and concluded something like the hardware wasn't anything special, the main advantage was just the software IF you need QoS, which almost no home users do.

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    Re: EVGA introduces Z170 Classified K motherboard

    Not a Killer fan either. Fairly useless IMO (have it on my MSI board), plus the software is just more bloatware that pretends to do something. Rather have 2 Intel NICs personally.
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    Re: EVGA introduces Z170 Classified K motherboard

    Yeh, nothing special, its okay.

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    Re: EVGA introduces Z170 Classified K motherboard

    a reasonable one.

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    Re: EVGA introduces Z170 Classified K motherboard

    Quote Originally Posted by Pleiades View Post
    Rather have 2 Intel NICs personally.
    This - I assume Intel still supports GbE adapter teaming? That could actually be useful, at least in theory.

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