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Gigabyte Z790I AORUS Ultra LGA 1700 Mini ITX Gaming Motherboard Expired
$210
$359.99
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Amazon has Gigabyte Z790I AORUS Ultra LGA 1700 Mini ITX Gaming Motherboard on sale for $209.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member FuschiaSardine2923 for finding this deal.
Note: Usually ships in 2 to 4 weeks.
Specs/Key Features
Thanks to community member FuschiaSardine2923 for finding this deal.
Note: Usually ships in 2 to 4 weeks.
Specs/Key Features
- LGA 1700 CPU Socket
- Intel Z790 Chipset
- Realtek ALC4080 Audio Chipset
- Mini-ITX Form Factor
- DDR5 Support
- Dual Channel Support
- PCIe 5.0
- Intel Killer WiFi 6E AX1690 LAN
- Bluetooth 5.3
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- About the Deal:
- This price is $50 lower than a previous Frontpage Deal.
- This Gigabyte Aorus Gaming motherboard supports 12th/13th gen Intel Core Series processors
- Cutting edge thermal design w/ dual channel DDR5 + Next Gen connectivity
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Edited January 6, 2024
at 01:48 PM
Was in the market for an ITX build and saw this board was on sale.
https://www.amazon.com/GIGABYTE-Z...B0BZQ43XXL
https://www.amazon.com/GIGABYTE-Z...B0BZQ43XXL
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 5/30/2024, 10:44 AM| Sold By | Sale Price |
|---|---|
 Amazon | $299.99 |
| Rating: | (4 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 10 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | GIGABYTE Z790I AORUS Ultra (LGA 1700/ Intel/ Z790/ Mini-ITX/ DDR5/ Dual M.2/ PCIe 5.0/ USB 3.2 Gen2X2 Type-C/Intel Killer Wi-Fi 6E/ Intel 2.5GbE LAN/Q-Flash Plus/Motherboard) |
| Manufacturer: | GIGABYTE |
| Model Number: | Z790I AORUS ULTRA |
| Product SKU: | B0BZQ43XXL |
| UPC: | 889523036952 |
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z690i launches
pci-e gen 4 not working (causing crashing after installing gpu drivers), forces users to use pci-e gen 3 for the time being
several months of attempted bios fixes, none work
Gigabyte give in, conceed that it is a hardware defect, owners are allowed to return z690i aorus ultra boards for z690i aorus ultra plus (actually a few upgrades, namely wifi6 > wifi 6e) but the announcement was fairly silent (basically the only people who knew were the people who knew what the problem was and was following the story)
old ultraboards are rebranded as ultra lite, advertises that its gen 3 speeds only and sold for ~80$ less
If you really want an overclocked server for some reason, there are m.2 cards that offer lots of SATA ports that you could install
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If you really want an overclocked server for some reason, there are m.2 cards that offer lots of SATA ports that you could install
Alternatively, Asus ROG Z690-I is $185, but that board has its own issue as well, namely piss poor cooler compatibility (probably why you ever will see a ROG board this cheap) and lately Asus support has been a joke.
Alternatively, Asus ROG Z690-I is $185, but that board has its own issue as well, namely piss poor cooler compatibility (probably why you ever will see a ROG board this cheap) and lately Asus support has been a joke.
Can you elaborate on the gigabyte 'saga'?
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tl;dr (I'm an owner of a z690i aorus)
z690i launches
pci-e gen 4 not working (causing crashing after installing gpu drivers), forces users to use pci-e gen 3 for the time being
several months of attempted bios fixes, none work
Gigabyte give in, conceed that it is a hardware defect, owners are allowed to return z690i aorus ultra boards for z690i aorus ultra plus (actually a few upgrades, namely wifi6 > wifi 6e) but the announcement was fairly silent (basically the only people who knew were the people who knew what the problem was and was following the story)
old ultraboards are rebranded as ultra lite, advertises that its gen 3 speeds only and sold for ~80$ less
I don't have the patience to wait that long for one component
but if you do then this is a good deal on an itx board.
For servers, you want a motherboard that supports ECC Ram. I'm 98% sure this doesn't support ECC because usually you have to get a motherboard dedicated for server or workstation use that supports ECC Ram.
I know ECC is important but I've never had that in the past. I ultimately decided to get the ASRock lightning z790. Has 6 satas and supports my 48gb memory modules
z690i launches
pci-e gen 4 not working (causing crashing after installing gpu drivers), forces users to use pci-e gen 3 for the time being
several months of attempted bios fixes, none work
Gigabyte give in, conceed that it is a hardware defect, owners are allowed to return z690i aorus ultra boards for z690i aorus ultra plus (actually a few upgrades, namely wifi6 > wifi 6e) but the announcement was fairly silent (basically the only people who knew were the people who knew what the problem was and was following the story)
old ultraboards are rebranded as ultra lite, advertises that its gen 3 speeds only and sold for ~80$ less
Thanks for explaining this!
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z690i launches
pci-e gen 4 not working (causing crashing after installing gpu drivers), forces users to use pci-e gen 3 for the time being
several months of attempted bios fixes, none work
Gigabyte give in, conceed that it is a hardware defect, owners are allowed to return z690i aorus ultra boards for z690i aorus ultra plus (actually a few upgrades, namely wifi6 > wifi 6e) but the announcement was fairly silent (basically the only people who knew were the people who knew what the problem was and was following the story)
old ultraboards are rebranded as ultra lite, advertises that its gen 3 speeds only and sold for ~80$ less
This is true journalism