ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z890 APEX Intel motherboard
- Core Ultra Processo…
- Intel Z890
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ATX motherboard with LGA 2011 socket, Intel X79 chipset, DDR3 memory and 64GB maximum capacity
This ASUS P9X79 LE motherboard uses the Intel X79 chipset and an LGA 2011 socket. It supports DDR3 memory up to 64GB capacity in an ATX form factor. The board is supplied with a chassis I/O back panel and one SATA cable. No original packaging is included.
Builders planning a system around an LGA 2011 processor with DDR3 memory will find this board matches the socket and chipset. Buyers who want more storage interfaces, newer memory types or additional expansion slots should look at something else. The unit ships without original accessories beyond the listed cable and shield.
The X79 chipset on this board limits total system memory to 64GB of DDR3. This figure decides whether the board fits a planned build or if a different platform is required. Verify the memory requirement before purchase to ensure compatibility.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ASUS |
| Model name | ASUS P9 × 79 LE |
| Processor | |
| CPU socket | LGA 2011 |
| Chipset | Intel X79 |
| Memory | |
| Max supported RAM | 64 GB |
The board follows the ATX form factor so it mounts in any ATX chassis using standard standoffs and the supplied I/O back panel; it draws power through the usual 24-pin and 8-pin CPU connectors.
Open the load lever, align the notches on the processor with the socket keys, lower the CPU without pressure, close the lever then secure the retention bracket — the missed step is forgetting the bracket screws after the lever.
The onboard coin cell keeps BIOS settings when the system is off; replace it when the clock drifts or settings reset, typically after several years of use.
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