Area 51 R2 I7 5820 k third GPU

Anyone have any success, adding a third GPU for the i7 5820 k? According to everyone in all forums the Cpu can handle it. I wonder if the card mother dells will support this configuration? Currently, you can not order this configuration.

Was interested in myself, but it seemed that the motherboard does not support with the 5820. Some additional threads showing the 5930 enable:

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