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AnandTech‘s review Edit

EVGA’s top end offering for P55 is overkill in every single way. Classified specs add a 10-phase Volterra PWM for CPU power, a lower inductance LOTES CPU socket, an onboard digital multi-meter, and an NF200 bridge chip that adds support for triple 16x SLI or CrossFire. Like the P55 FTW E657, version 2 of EVGA’s OCP (overclocking panel) is included giving more than a subtle hint at who this board is designed for.
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Nov 06, 2009
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hardwarecanucks‘s review Edit

There are a lot of things to look at with the EVGA P55 Classified 200 and we think we managed to cover most of it. What more can we say though; the P55 Classified 200 lives up to its name. From the aesthetics of the Classified color scheme to the absolute punishment we put this board through in the Extreme Overclocking section, it did not disappoint.
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Dec 27, 2009
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motherboards‘s review Edit

EVGA has taken all of the best features of the P55 chipset and improved it for the ultimate tweaker. The P55 Classified 200 motherboard has six PCIE slots, which supports 3-way SLI with PhysX or CrossfireX and the addition of the NF200 bridge chip splits the bandwidth effectively among video cards. The overclocker will love all of the attention to detail EVGA brings to the table in the form of voltage control points and an onboard CPU temperature reader. The P55 chipset+NF200 combination is an awesome one for the person wanting a 875K+ Dual channel combination without paying the premium that a X58 motherboard+930 CPU would bring. EVGA has so many features on the board it definitely gets a Hot Product award from me.
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Jun 14, 2010
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HotHardware‘s review Edit

On the other end of the spectrum sits EVGA's P55 Classified motherboard. At $340, it is one of the most expensive P55 boards available. While the price makes it unattractive to the majority of consumers, the board is made specifically for the extreme enthusiast market, and caters to the overclocking crowd making use of subzero cooling. The Classified performed pretty well in PCMark Vantage, Cinebench, and 3DMark06, but turned in average results for the most part.
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Apr 02, 2010
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