ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z890 APEX Intel motherboard
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- Intel Z890
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Intel motherboard supporting DDR4 memory with B760 chipset
This motherboard is an Intel platform board built around the B760 chipset and designed for DDR4 memory. It provides a foundation for assembling a desktop system using compatible Intel processors and standard DDR4 modules.
The board suits builders who want to use existing DDR4 modules or prefer the current cost balance of that memory generation. It does not suit buyers who need a different memory generation.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | GIGABYTE |
| Model name | B760 GAMING X DDR4 |
| Processor | |
| Processor | Computer Accessories |
The board uses standard DDR4 power delivery and the B760 chipset, so sustained loads generate moderate heat that a typical case airflow setup handles without extra cooling.
You need DDR4 DIMMs; the board has four slots that accept standard desktop DDR4 sticks up to the platform maximum speed.
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