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GIGABYTE Z590I AORUS ULTRA (LGA 1200/Intel Z590/Mini-ITX/Dual M.2/PCIe 4.0/USB 3.2 Gen2X2 Type-C/Intel WIFI 6/Intel i225V 2.5GbE/ Gaming Motherboard)

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Processor Description: Z590


Size: Z590I AORUS ULTRA


Style: Bundle


Features

  • Supports 11th and 10th Gen Intel Core Series Processors
  • Dual Channel Non-ECC Unbuffered DDR4, 2 DIMMs
  • Intel Optane Memory Ready
  • Direct 10+1 Phases Digital VRM Solution with 90A Smart Power Stage
  • Fins- Array II and Multi-Layered PCH / M.2 Heatsink with Two Heatpipes

Description

Supports 11th and 10th Gen Intel Core Series Processors Dual Channel Non-ECC Unbuffered DDR4, 2 DIMMs Intel Optane Memory Ready Direct 10+1 Phases Digital VRM Solution with 90A Smart Power Stage Fins- Array II and Multi-Layered PCH / M.2 Heatsink with Two Heatpipes Blazing Fast Intel 2.5GbE LAN with cFosSpeed Intel® WiFi 6 802.11ax 2T2R & BT5 with AORUS Antenna AMP-UP Audio with ALC1220 for Rear 120dB SNR HDMI 2.0 supports Premium 4K Dual Ultra-Fast NVMe PCIe 4.0/3.0 x4 M.2 with Thermal Guard RGB FUSION 2.0 with Multi-Zone Addressable LED Light Show Design Support Addressable LED & RGB LED Strips Smart Fan 6 Features Multiple Temperature Sensors Hybrid Fan Headers with FAN STOP and Noise Detection Q-Flash Plus Update BIOS without Installing the CPU, Memory and GPU


Brand: Gigabyte


CPU Socket: LGA 1200


Compatible Devices: Personal Computer


RAM Memory Technology: DDR4


Compatible Processors: 10th Generation Intel Core


Chipset Type: Intel Z590


Memory Clock Speed: 2133 MHz


Platform: Windows 10


Memory Storage Capacity: 128 GB


Graphics Card Interface: PCI Express


RAM: ‎DDR4


Memory Speed: ‎2133 MHz


Wireless Type: ‎802.11ax


Number of USB 2.0 Ports: ‎8


Brand: ‎Gigabyte


Item model number: ‎Z590I


Item Weight: ‎2.75 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎9.25 x 8.94 x 3.74 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎9.25 x 8.94 x 3.74 inches


Manufacturer: ‎GIGABYTE


Date First Available: ‎January 20, 2021


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Gaming X Z790 AX DDR5 REVIEW: After even more research I decided to do another upgrade to DDR5 and as a result the Z790 Motherboard. The Z690 Rocks as indicated in the other review and I migrated that board and RAM to my media server. A bit overkill for my Media server but it should last me a few years. With DDR5 prices coming down and supposed benefits I decided to migrate to the Z790. As expected my GPU and Hard drive benchmarks did not change, However my 13700k CPU benchmark has increased from the 45000 range with the Z690 to 49000-51000 with the new Z790. Overall, I am going to recommend the Z790 over the Z690 with or with out DDR5, I will also suggest using DDR5 unless you have some great DDR4 as I did. I had to get some mediocre 5600 CL 28 DDR5 Ram for testing and was able to achieve as good or better performance over my High end DDR4 3600 cl16. Another important note is both boards support 12th gen, 13th gen and the 13th gen refresh which will be the 14th gen processors. There are a few new features/changes on the Z790 BIOS that stand out. There are some additional items you can change like a DDR5 low latency toggle which dropped my latency from around 40 down to 35, also due to speed of the DDR5 RAM, you can only choose Gear 2 or Gear 4. I had trouble testing Gear 4 and had to reset my BIOS. The overall control in the BIOS is great for normal operation as well as anyone wanting to OC. The other big change is Gigabyte has introduced the Control Center overr the older App center/ The new Control center puts RGB fusion, Some OC features, Fan features and most of the App center items into the main Control Center. I can not find the @BIOS utility so I sed the QFlash in Bios for upgrading the BIOS. I also can not find th equivalent of the SIV utility which shows all of your temps on a single screen. The RGB fusion update works like the older RGB Fusion 2. With the Z790. you do have to upgrade to the newer Control Center and cant use the older apps or RGB Fusion. My overall Bench only increase by 2-300 points but the CPU benchmark is the part that stands out. The only images above from the new MOBO is showing the Benchmarks with the CPU highlighting the 49k and tghe RAM spec of 4346. No it wasnt that fun, replacing the MB, redoing cableing, HDs and redoing the AIO, BIOS but it only took me a couple hours because all of the cabling was in the same spot. Its hard to beat the Gaming X Z690 DDR4, but this newer Z790 DDR5 edges it out for performance. Cant wait to get some higher performance DDR5. Added a couple system benchmarks pics of 14800 and over 15000 for 6 gig boost off and on respectively. ORIGINAL Gaming X Z690 DDR4 REVIEW: I have been building PCs for over 30 years. I even used to sell them for about 10 years way in the past as well as full service or fix any ones pc. Just giving you some background. 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As time and money permit, I will upgrade to NVME 4 and a better graphics card. The BIOS has both an easy and advanced mode as well as some custom Gigabyte features like the Instant 6 MHZ which does some auto overclocking for you. The bios also has a lot of overclocking features if you are into that for gaming. The 9331 score was achieved on initial boot and the higher 9520 was achieved after some minor tweaks. The 9979 was today using my secondary drive and not performing minor tweaks. I also realized and double checked that my old Graphics card actually performs better on this new motherboard by over 1000 points. BONUS! You can spend a lot more money on a lot of other boards, but this one provides the best performance for the dollar at least in my humble opinion. UPDATE: I had to update my case because the only place I could put the AIO was on the bottom with reduced airflow and I had to raise the case up with more fans.. Did not like that set up at all. 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