Checking out the Gigabyte Z790 aorus Elite X WIFI7 Motherboard! Full Review: Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:33 New aorus Boards ...

2 sockets (albeit topping out at PCIe 4.0 instead ... the latest and greatest 12th and 13th Gen Intel CPUs. You can find Z790 motherboards for a little more or less, but the Aorus Elite AX ...

2 socket. Adore Sonic the Hedgehog? Your dream motherboard has arrived. ASRock's Z790 PG Sonic may not rate a bushel of gold rings, but it's a uniquely styled Intel platform with serious storage ...

Once you upgrade to 14th Gen, that's it. Next generation CPUs will use the LGA 1851 socket, leaving all Z790 boards with no upgrade path. Still, in the here and now, the Aorus Master X is a very ...

sub_confirmation=1</a> Checking out the ASRock Z790 LiveMixer Motherboard ... 0:00 Intro 0:24 LiveMixer Series & Looks 1:12 CPU Socket & VRM 1:57 DDR5 Slots 2:11 Front-Edge Connections 2:38 ...

the AORUS Z790 Xtreme X. The Xtreme X features a 24+1+2 phase VRM and supports 13th and 14th Gen CPUs on the LGA1700 socket. Memory support extends now from DDR5 4800MHz all the way up to DDR5 ...

GIGABYTE has just unveiled its gorgeous new Z790 AORUS XTREME X ICE motherboard, with a golden LGA 1700 socket and a beautiful design right across the board. Check it out: The new Z790 AORUS ...

But according to news on a Z790 refreshed chipset from Gigabyte, Intel’s “next-gen” processors will stick to the LGA 1700 socket, first introduced in 2021. Pop those champagne bottles ...

While compact motherboards with the LGA1700 socket include Mini-ITX options ideal ... refresh options in play in addition to cheaper Intel Z790 motherboards as well as the corresponding new ...

MSI's MAG Z790 Tomahawk Max motherboard sports 16 phases ... AMD has said in the past that it plans to continue using the AM5 socket for its desktop CPUs to at least 2025 and almost certainly ...

This LGA 1700 effort is a budget-class board built on Intel’s flagship Z790 chipset. Expect plenty of storage options, including four M.2 sockets (though they max out at PCIe 4.0 instead of 5.0 ...