ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z890 APEX Intel motherboard
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- Intel Z890
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Extended ATX server motherboard with Intel C741 chipset and LGA 4677 socket
The ASUS Z13PE-D16/ASMB11 is an Extended ATX motherboard built around the Intel C741 chipset and dual LGA 4677 sockets. It targets system integrators and workstation builders who need multi-processor density in a standard rack or tower frame.
The board requires an Extended ATX compatible chassis and matching power delivery for two processors. Its layout frees standard ATX mounting points while providing the electrical infrastructure for high-core-count configurations.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ASUS |
| Model name | 90SB0CA0-M0UAY0 |
| Processor | |
| Processor | Computer Accessories |
The board includes 16 DIMM slots, allowing large memory configurations for multi-socket workloads.
The Intel C741 chipset does not publish a separate TDP figure; its power draw is accounted for within the platform power budget.
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