EVGA x58 supports CFX?

I mean, the chip is a intel X58(correct me if im wrong) and not an nvidia chip. so should you be able to run 4 4870x2s in CFX?
if there are any drivers that support it, speaking theoraticly, and would 4 GTX 295s work as well?

You cannot use 4 GTX 295's in any setup regardless... Dual 295's is considered quad-sli... Second, dual 295's is OVERKILL so you would be wasting your money unless you are trying to break a record.... not to mention the next-gen cards are around the corner....

EVGA x58 does not support xfire...... If you want a board that supports xfire then you need to be looking at Asus, Gigabyte, Asrock, etc...... =)

Who told you ALL x58 boards support xfire? Did you assume that?

The reason I state that the EVGA x58 boards DO NOT support xfire is simple... All x58 boards that DO support xfire have the documentation to support it... EVGA does not... I have never heard of anyone being able to xfire with such a board... Nor EVGA's website has any info on xfire... If xfire was supported then the mobo documentation and the website would clearly have the info regarding this issue..

EVGA has no affiliations with ATI so that should be one of the reasons that there is no support....

Well it looks like you are in Luck, I just spoke with someone from EVGA's support team and they said that even though it is not listed/supported, you can xfire BUT there is no guarantee that it will perform to the same standards as SLI...

I don't understand why EVGA would do such a thing when it is better for the company to document this info for sake of the users wanting to buy an EVGA board and not deal with Nvidia....

Would be nice to see if there is at least one person that can confirm the performance of xfire on such a board....

I am currently running tri fire (4870x2 with 4870 1gb) on the evga x58. It gave me a nice boost in a number of games, and enabling it was no more difficult than any other board.

Im guessing the lack of xfire notification and sli's prominence on the board is due to evga's "special" relationship with nvidia(note evga makes no ati graphics cards) and a large sum of cash.

can you post pics?

Im not saying your lying, I just want to see them.

I meant the ACTUAL cards. i never saw more than 2 ati cards in cfx

Kudos to you for sharing this info.... I spoke with a few here on Toms and was told that EVGA does get samples from nvidia but what I do not comprehend is the fact that if the board does indeed work fine with multiple ATI cards them why not at least post it somewhere on the website... As far as Newegg goes, the website has more than a million typos so that is the reason why you have to confirm elsewhere....

The person that i spoke to from EVGA asked my why would I even think of using multiple ATI cards on an x58.....lol... i told him I was just curious and wanted to know since all the other brands do support both xfire and SLI... the dude was kinda rude, but what the hell.... at least now the OP knows he can use any card he wants....

I'm new to this forum and it's a few days old but I've been trying to decide whether I should buy the ASUS P6T Deluxe V2 or the EVGA X58. The ASUS has been getting better reviews but I am attracted to the EVGA lifetime warranty. Any thoughts?

Also, I don't know if this is a very recent development since this thread began, but the EVGA X58 DOES support crossfire and shows it in the specs sheet on their website. The address is http://www.evga.com/products/pdf/132-BL-E758.pdf. Look at the fourth bullet point under "Features."