"We are very impressed that the EVGA Z370 FTW motherboard was able to take our i7-8700K to 5.0 GHz with complete stability after we failed to stabilize our CPU at 4.8 GHz with our ASRock motherboard."

"The UEFI layout is quite good and displays exactly what you need to see. This is an important feature given that many manufacturers tend to overcomplicate the interface in an attempt to show "everything" or do the opposite and hide everything in a list of complex menus. The EVGA UEFI is very straight forward showing you the current state of your system while giving you appropriate menus to make adjustments."

"The Z270 Classified is loaded with features, pushes the limits very well, and is quite aesthetically pleasing."

"This board overclocks quite well, I was able to get our Core i7-7700K up to 4.9 GHz at 1.35V Vcore. If you are looking for a motherboard that has all of the great features you would expect of a motherboard in this class without all of the extra bling this is a great choice."

"Overall I am a big fan of EVGA's UEFI configuration, it gives you very easy access to things you will frequently need to access especially for overclocking, and it is very well laid out and very intuitive."

"Overall, the EVGA x299 Micro is a capable motherboard."

"EVGA has been using their UEFI design for a few years now and is still one of the best ones on the market. It displays exactly what you need to see on a single dashboard while still giving you access to all of the submenus required to configure the board."

"So if you are planning an mATX x299 build the X299 Micro is the cheapest option and you are getting a great looking blacked out motherboard with all of the features that you should need."

"The EVGA X299 Micro is without doubt, one of the best X299 micro ATX motherboard available on the market. It performs beautifully and offers good overclocking potential. It’s packed with some great features, and it has everything you’ll ever need to build a mini high-end system for gaming or content creation."

"Just as with my Z270 Classified K, I always seem to get the most from my CPU when they are sitting in an EVGA motherboard."

"Looking at the first actually good VRM heatsink we've seen in a long time in our review of the EVGA X299 DARK Motherboard."