Experience the cutting-edge performance with our latest motherboard, designed to support 8th Generation Intel Core processors. Enjoy the seamless compatibility with DDR4 4266+(OC) memory and the impressive AMD Quad CrossFireX, ensuring exceptional speed and efficiency for all your computing needs.
With 2 PCIe 3.0 x16 slots, 3 PCIe 3.0 x1 slots, and 1 PCI slot, along with 1 M.2 Socket (Key E), you have ample expansion options to enhance your system. Our board supports a Windows 10 64-bit operating system and accommodates 2230 WiFi or Bluetooth modules, providing versatile connectivity options.
Delight in versatile graphics output options including HDMI, DVI-D, and D-Sub. Plus, the ability to support triple monitors ensures that you experience the highest level of productivity and an unmatched visual experience.
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Performance Stability
Users report the motherboard as stable and capable of handling high-performance components. -
Expandability
Provides ample expansion options, including several RAM slots, PCIe slots, and numerous SATA ports for various components. -
BIOS Quality
The BIOS is praised for being user-friendly and comes pre-updated for newer generation CPUs. -
Ease of Installation
Customers find the motherboard easy to install without encountering significant issues. -
Good Value
Considered a great product for its price, providing good performance without being the most expensive.
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Limited USB Ports
The motherboard is described as having limited USB ports, necessitating the use of USB hubs for additional connections. -
Lack of USB-C Header
Users are disappointed by the absence of a USB-C header, limiting connectivity options for modern peripherals. -
Fan Header Limitation
Only three 4-pin fan headers are available, requiring fan splitters for more than three fans. -
Structural Concern
The x16 PCIe slot lacks protection, making it susceptible to damage if the computer is moved often. -
Non-Gamer Advertisement
Not specifically advertised for gaming, though it handles gaming and overclocking reasonably well.
