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ATX motherboard with LGA1151 socket and four DDR4 slots

GIGABYTE

GIGABYTE GA-Z370P-D3 Intel motherboard

SKU CH-ZEZ9-X6P5E MPN GA-Z370P-D3

ATX motherboard with Intel Z370 chipset, LGA1151 socket and four DDR4 memory slots

  • Processor4th-generation Core i5, i7 (LGA1150)
  • Intel Z370 chipset enables 8th-generation Core performance
  • LGA1151 socket accepts compatible Intel processors
  • ATX form factor fits standard full-size cases
  • Four DDR4 memory slots for high-speed system memory

Z370 ATX motherboard for LGA1151 CPUs

The GIGABYTE GA-Z370P-D3 is an ATX-form-factor board built around the Intel Z370 chipset and an LGA1151 socket. It targets builders assembling a desktop system with 4th-generation Core i5 or i7 processors. Four DDR4 memory slots provide expansion headroom for mainstream workloads and gaming rigs.

LGA1151 socket limits CPU choice to 4th-gen Core

The LGA1151 socket on this board accepts only the 4th-generation Core i5 and i7 processors listed in the specifications. Newer or older Intel CPUs with different pin counts or keying will not fit. The Z370 chipset does not add support for later processor families. Buyers planning an upgrade path beyond these CPUs should select a motherboard with a compatible socket and chipset.

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Price $88.99
Cheaper than about 56% of the 2,965 comparable items (median $97.99).

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Specifications

Processor
Processor4th-generation Core i5, i7 (LGA1150)

Questions about this item

Should I choose the board that lists LGA1150 or the one that lists LGA1151 for my CPU?

The board uses the LGA1151 socket, so select the version that matches that socket type for your processor.

What does the Z370 chipset designation mean for my system build?

The Z370 chipset pairs with the LGA1151 socket and supports DDR4 memory across four slots in an ATX form factor.

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