ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z890 APEX Intel motherboard
- Core Ultra Processo…
- Intel Z890
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An Intel LGA 775 ATX motherboard tested and shipped with a SATA cable and I/O backplane
The Gigabyte Communication GA-EP41T-USB3 is an ATX form-factor board built for the Intel LGA 775 socket. It measures 30.5 by 21 centimetres and ships with a metal battery already installed. One SATA cable and a chassis I/O backplate are included in the package.
This board fits technicians restoring or maintaining older LGA 775 platforms where a tested replacement is required. Buyers wanting a pristine, boxed product with full accessory kits should look elsewhere because the unit is supplied without original packaging.
The supplier grades the board as used merchandise at 70 to 80 percent new and performs 100 percent functional testing before dispatch. Visible signs of prior use are expected, so the buyer must accept cosmetic wear before ordering.
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