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The ASUS WS X299 SAGE is a workstation motherboard for Intel's X299 platform, built around four dual-slot graphics cards in SLI or CrossFireX. Two PLX bridge chips multiply the CPU's PCIe lanes into more usable slots, so quad-GPU builds run at usable widths instead of collapsing to x4. It targets machine learning, rendering and simulation work where GPU count matters more than single-core speed. Against consumer X299 boards it trades overclocking frills for server-grade validation, remote management and steadier power delivery.
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Owners of multi-GPU workstations rate it for holding four cards stable under sustained compute loads and for the slot layout that makes it possible. Builders note it is a specialist board: heavy, warm and expensive, with little appeal outside GPU-dense builds.
The ASUS WS X299 Sage is a workstation motherboard for Intel Core X-series processors, with support for up to 18 cores. It has dual PLX chips that add PCIe lanes, so it fits up to four dual-slot graphics cards. It supports NVIDIA SLI and AMD CrossFireX 4-way configurations, and is aimed at workloads such as neural network training, rendering and simulation.
Cooling uses a VRM heatsink with a metal fin array, plus an additional heatsink connected by a heatpipe. A separate heatsink array and heatpipe cover the PLX chips and reduce their temperatures by up to 20° C. Fan settings can be configured through Fan Xpert 4 or the UEFI BIOS. ASUS 5-Way Optimization tunes overclocking and cooling profiles for the installed system in one click.
A dedicated base-clock generator (ASUS PRO Clock II) extends CPU and memory overclocking margins. Third-generation T-Topology supports memory speeds of DDR4-4200MHz and beyond. ASUS Control Center provides centralized IT management, including remote BIOS updates and monitoring of multiple systems. The UEFI BIOS has EZ and Advanced modes and can be controlled with a mouse.
