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ASUS ROG Strix Z490-E Gaming Z490 Intel LGA 1200 ATX Gaming Motherboard Expired
$240
$299.99
+ Free Shipping
Newegg has ASUS ROG Strix Z490-E Gaming Z490 Intel LGA 1200 ATX Gaming Motherboard (STRIX Z490-E GAMING) for $299.99 - 20% w/ promo code 28UPTNP888 = $239.99. Shipping is free.
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- Our research indicates that the ASUS ROG Strix Z490-E Gaming Z490 Intel LGA 1200 ATX Gaming Motherboard (STRIX Z490-E GAMING) is $39.43 lower (14.1% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $279.42 at the time of this posting.
- 3-Year Limited Warranty
- 4 eggs from over 108 Newegg customer reviews.
- 4.7 out of 5 stars overall on Amazon based on 643 reviews.
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On sale for 240.00 50 dollars off. It is a great motherboard if you have the money and great deal.
https://www.newegg.com/asus-rog-s...bpLW30XhQ#
QA Note: Use code 28UPTNP888 for 20% off.
https://www.newegg.com/asus-rog-s...bpLW30XhQ#
QA Note: Use code 28UPTNP888 for 20% off.
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Turned out this board gave me all kind of trouble or new challenge that never seen a few years ago when I built my last Asus ATX board. First of all, other than a M2 nvme on board, none of my samsung sata SSD can be recognized from the same windows 10 installation flash drive used to build the previous PC. I tried with legacy or uefi setting in the boot menu, the motherboard finds the SSD drive fine but windows 10 install won't. So I can only install windows to the M2.
Then I tried to clone my sata SSD drive from the old PC and add to the z490, the windows 10 boot up but won't log me in. Is this a new security feature in newer windows or UEFI? that it knows the drive is moved to a new montherboard so it won't log in?
That and I have even begun with the ethernet drive problem with the onboard ethernet, I first need to log on to the windows I guess. Now two weeks after new year I'm still struggling withe build but the motherboard already dropped price, lol. What a joke.
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Turned out this board gave me all kind of trouble or new challenge that never seen a few years ago when I built my last Asus ATX board. First of all, other than a M2 nvme on board, none of my samsung sata SSD can be recognized from the same windows 10 installation flash drive used to build the previous PC. I tried with legacy or uefi setting in the boot menu, the motherboard finds the SSD drive fine but windows 10 install won't. So I can only install windows to the M2.
Then I tried to clone my sata SSD drive from the old PC and add to the z490, the windows 10 boot up but won't log me in. Is this a new security feature in newer windows or UEFI? that it knows the drive is moved to a new montherboard so it won't log in?
That and I have even begun with the ethernet drive problem with the onboard ethernet, I first need to log on to the windows I guess. Now two weeks after new year I'm still struggling withe build but the motherboard already dropped price, lol. What a joke.
Hell, I cloned my drive (yes, i know people don't like that) and it works perfectly from my old alienware z390 board to this new one in a new case with new everything else as well.
FWIW, I had also been following prices on the cheaper Strix Z490-F (it lacks that numeric LED-code readout on the motherboard, but probably has 95% of the features of the "E" variant). I followed 3 auctions for brand new Z490-F motherboards on eBay over the last 2 weeks and the winning auction is usually ~$175 with shipping.
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