Intel Z390 Motherboard Review Collection
This product is built on a foundation of overclocking that spans over decades and has one of the highest quality onboard sound systems I have ever tested. On top of that this board features all of the modern custom PC trends including an eye-catching design, multi zone and expandable RGB LEDs and a full coverage AIO (All In One) waterblock.
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Today we’ll be looking at the flagship offering on Intel’s Z390 platform, the Phantom Gaming 9. Featuring the latest wired and wireless networking, triple Turbo M.2 ports, and a fully digital 12-phase VRM for maximum overclocking, the Phantom Gaming 9 provides everything a gamer could need.
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Hard as it is to believe, the ROG Maximus XI Code isn’t the most expensive Z390 board in the Maximus line. The Maximus XI Formula (with its advanced cooling features and extra lighting) goes for more than $400, for example, and the Extended-ATX Maximus XI Extreme clocks (and for the money, overclocks) in at about $600, more than the most expensive CPU it can accept.
Read more @ PC Mag
You get an impressive eight four-pin hybrid fan headers with up to 24W available from each, and Gigabyte also has the best fan control both in terms of EFI and Windows software out there too, with the ability to pick from numerous temperature inputs as well as switch fans off individually in low-temperature situations.
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ASRock recently changed their Professional Gaming series to Phantom Gaming, and put more emphasis on making the motherboard more affordable. The new motherboard has a 2.5G Gaming NIC from Realtek as one of its more attractive features, so let’s take a look!
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MSI sent us one of their high-end Z390 motherboards meant for gamers who are looking for enthusiast grade features: the MEG (MSI Enthusiast Gaming) Z390 ACE – a fully packed high-end motherboard just a tier below their Z390 GODLIKE motherboard. Priced at an SRP of Php18,400, what kind of premium features can we expect?
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Intel platforms typically offer an excellent foundation for small form factor builds and Intel’s Z390 continues that trend unabated. ASUS has curated Intel’s latest chipset with ample features and a high-end specification, making it the ideal candidate for a miniature performance powerhouse.
Read more @ KitGuru
There is plenty of good stuff to discuss about the Z390 Aorus Master so let’s start with the VRMs as power delivery hardware is a major focus for Gigabyte with their Z390 motherboards. Gigabyte has gone out of their way to spell out the number of power phases, the makes and models of the various chips and also their current ratings so we are crystal clear there are 12x 60A phases using a doubling scheme.
Read more @ KitGuru
The Maximus Formula board line is considered a premium product by ASUS and comes with a premium price with an MSRP of $449.99. The premium price point is more than justified by its EK custom designed VRM cooler, integrated 5G NIC, and premium board design enhancements.
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The ASRock Z390 Taichi not only looks stylish, but also offers a lot of features and can be overclocked excellently! In the review we show all details about the equipment including 360 degree view and test how high you can overclock an Intel Core i9-9900K CPU with this Intel Z390 motherboard from ASRock.
Read more @ OCInside.de