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No because this is a limitation. However, Asus and other companies have launched their own tweaked versions called Z87 Express enabling the stated feature. Check this link:
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/z87-motherboard-three-way-sli,review-32859.html
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/z87-motherboard-three-way-sli,review-32859.html
As I understand it Haswell CPU's offer 16xPCIe datalanes. These can be divided into a single 16x slot, two 8x slots or an 8 and two 4's. There are technologies that can get around this issue but they don't multiply up the datalanes since this is a function of the CPU.
As it stands only LGA2011 CPU's offer the most number of datalanes (40) and they are supported on X79 Chipsets.
Until recently that meant losing a lot , but modern boards like the Rampage IV Black Edition (this is what I use) have most of the typical modern features associated with Z87.
As it stands only LGA2011 CPU's offer the most number of datalanes (40) and they are supported on X79 Chipsets.
Until recently that meant losing a lot , but modern boards like the Rampage IV Black Edition (this is what I use) have most of the typical modern features associated with Z87.
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