P55 Motherboard Review Foxconn this time and we want an MSI Overclocking Board of specialists dedicated to EVGA. In the past few motherboards on the market, and is also particularly good for overclocking boards known VGA P55 series includes six models, three of which are quite similar to themselves. These are the P55 (SLI), the P55 and P55 FTW FTW 200th The main difference of these boards is in the arrangement and connection of the PCIe slots (Single, Dual, Triple SLI). Our candidate for this test is the EVGA P55 FTW, in our view, currently the most interesting board of this series.

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The EVGA FTW P55 is a high end overclocking board with SLI and Crossfire support, that also makes her a lot visually. It offers almost all heart desires and surrendered only a few luxury features such as triple SLI support. The P55 EVGA FTW is an overclockers board and it shows him immediately as well. Little show on the package, compared to other high end boards tend to be less bells and Schack. The center is the board itself and not around it. The components and processing of the P55 EVGA FTW are absolutely high quality and the layout very well done. You can tell the board the love of detail to. for overclocking features are there to be sufficient and the power supply could already be described as oversized.

EVGA offers for overclockers but not only the board, but much more. Hardly a manufacturer is currently so active here as EVGA when it comes overclocking. Nearly every event OC EVGA boards are one of the party and get records. The average user could not care really, but here is a lot of know-how brought that was later found in the products again. And know-how are on EVGA forum might be too. There are instructions for overclocking, discussions about BIOS settings and you can with the developers of EVGA in contact even step, if you know the English language is powerful. Some threads in the EVGA forum (eg on GTLREF, Stability Testing, etc.) can be regarded as standard works on the subject of overclocking already described.