The Prime X299-Deluxe II features 5G Ethernet from Aquantia that offers five times the throughput of traditional Gigabit Ethernet, which is also available via a secondary LAN port.

We take a look at Asus' £275 X299 board, but should you just bite the bullet and go for something more premium?

The new ASUS PRIME X299-DELUXE motherboard comes packed with features that it can pretty much handle anything. Let's take a close look.

Case in point, Asus has made available three Prime X299-A BIOS updates in a matter of days, taking the version number from 0218 to 0501.

Luckily, we’ve got a quick roundup of new X299 motherboards from EVGA, Gigabyte and MSI to get you started on your search for the perfect companion for your new Core X processor. ASUS ...

The Prime X299-A will be similar, but it has some of the features missing to keep the price down. It will still have two M.2 slots and support three graphics cards like its big brother, but it won ...

Specifically, the new monoblock can be installed on the Asus Prime X299-A, Prime X299-Deluxe, and TUF X299 Mark 2. It can also be applied to the TUF X299 Mark 1, but only if the thermal armor is ...

And the Prime X299 Edition 30 is a fancy motherboard which doesn’t seem all that different from the Prime X299-Deluxe, really…. but I’m not really a motherboard expert.

Intel's Skylake-X and Core i9 CPUs are here, and you'll need a new X299 motherboard to use them. Here's every model announced so far.

Asus is riding the Core X-Series wave with a wide portfolio of X299 motherboards priced from £230 right the way up to £400.