EVGA X58 Classified Installation guide

EVGA X58 Classified 4-Way SLI
You have just purchased an incredible piece of technology. With 4-Way SLI support, a 10 phase
Digital PWM for extreme overclocking, and a host of other features that are engineered to do what
matters, get the most from your hardware.
4-Way SLI Support
In order to run in 4-Way SLI mode, you need to
have the hardware to support it. EVGA’s GTX
285 Classified is a perfect match. To enable 4-
Way SLI please follow the installation guide that
came with the graphics card. Standard SLI can
be run in any of the 7 slots. Also, please note the
orientation of the SLI Bridge connector, the
“Top” of the SLI connector should be connected
to the first video card. Take note of installing this
in reverse ATX style cases.
13.5in in Length
This motherboard is designed for the extreme, it
requires to be run in either a 10 slot PC chassis,
or open air (outside of case). If your chassis
does not meet these requirements, please do
not install this motherboard.
EVGA EVbot Support
EVGA EVbot is a next generation overclocking
device from EVGA; stay tuned to EVGA.com on
where/when to get this technology! The
connection is located right on the I/O Bracket.
Dedicated PCIe Molex Connector
This connector located above the primary PCIe
slot is only needed if running 3 cards or more. It
is to provide additional power to the graphics
cards.
EVGA ECP v2
This is the EVGA Control Panel, overclock and
debug your PC on an external adapter! No more
trying to find that CMOS or Power Button under
3 or 4 cards. Please see the visual guide for
cable installation location.
Now that you have learned the vital information for
this exclusive graphics card, you are now ready for
extreme gaming and overclocking!
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