Introducing the Intel LGA 1700 Socket — the perfect match for your 14th and 13th Gen Intel Core Series processors. Get ready for a powerhouse performance with DDR5 compatibility that brings dual-channel efficiency to boost your system.
Experience commanding power with a Twin 12+1+1 Phases Digital VRM Solution and stay cool under pressure thanks to our cutting-edge thermal design, featuring M.2 Thermal Guard, advanced thermal architecture, and a robust 6-layer PCB.
Stay ahead with next-gen connectivity through 3 PCIe 4.0 x4 M.2 slots and USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C. Simplify your setup with EZ-Latch’s quick-release, screwless M.2 connectors. Embrace lightning-fast networking with 2.5GbE LAN and Intel WiFi 6E. Plus, fine-tune your system effortlessly with Smart Fan 6 and Q-Flash Plus for BIOS updates without the need for CPU, memory, or GPU installation. Welcome to the future of computing!
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Good Value
Very good value board with tons of features. -
Stable Performance
Good VRMs, handles CPUs efficiently, and supports stable overclocking. -
Great BIOS
Easy to use BIOS with features like OC/UV/XMP. -
Aesthetically Pleasing
The motherboard looks nice with some RGB lighting. -
Extensive I/O Options
Lots of USB ports and slots, including NVMe storage with heatsink. -
Easy Installation
Incredibly simple to install with a clean design. -
Modern Features
Includes modern conveniences like Wi-Fi 6E, DDR5 support, and PCIe 5.0. -
Well-Built
Very well-built motherboard with many headers.
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Software Issues
Armory Crate software needs an overhaul. -
BIOS Confusion
BIOS updates can be confusing due to multiple revisions. -
Power Issues
Some users report power issues, affecting fan lights and RAM performance. -
RAM Stability
Issues with using RAM at full speed with XMP, causing crashes. -
Build Quality Concerns
Concerns over build quality, including easily detachable USB-3 plugin. -
Missing Manual
Original user's manual was missing from the box. -
Potential Faulty Units
Possible faulty boards affecting overall performance. -
Initial Setup Confusion
Initial setup may be confusing, especially for those unfamiliar with DDR5.
