GIGABYTE Z890 AORUS MASTER ATXマザーボード MB6594

使うCPUとクーラーに注意 物理的に入らないことが多い(自分は大丈夫だった) 特にNZXTの簡易水冷の場合 ちゃんと対応したものを選ぼう SSDとヒートシンクの付けやすさが段違い

私はアウトレット安く購入できたうえに未使用品で正常動作したので大変満足しています。 噂によると今回はバックパネルがなくなっているようでコストカットされているのかもしれません。 質感は最高です

これまでは、Masterシリーズを利用してきたが、今回からはバックプレートに金属で覆われないタイプになっており、耐久性という面では若干劣化しているのでは？と思うし、いろいろな面での高価格化ということで、オミットされたのでは？と邪推してしまうが、性能面や機能面としてはいつものGIGABYTEという感じは受けた。 これから本格的に利用してどうなのかは評価したいと思う。 Z790から比較してオミットされた部分で★-1

Muy recomendable !! aorus siempre me a cumplido con las expectativas con sus productos

Very bad build quality. Poor performance. Crashing, blue screen error.

This board is just Super all around. I am a gigabyte fan and it is the only brand Mobo I will buy and have bought for the past 20 years. I have never had any trouble with them once setup. At any given point, I have between 2-3 computers running - My primary and my backup/media server. I normally go with the Gaming Series because they typically offer better performance/price ratio, but needed some additional features and the Aorus Master was on sale at about the same price. And WOW, taking it out I immediately knew this was a well built motherboard, the heat sinks and re-enforced or UD slots for the GPU and nvmes is amazing. It is probably the most beautiful looking board I have ever seen. I typically dont care about that since I am into performance over anything, but It is a looker for sure and just super quality. Things that are standouts on this Master model are 5 Nvme slots with 2 being Gen 5. Two built in Thunderbolt 4 ports which can also be used as a network connection offering 20Gb network connection. 2 USB gen whatever headers on board (the blue ones), typically there is only one, more ARGB and fan connectors, included extra temp sensors and even a Ram cooling fan. Assembly is normal, its just always a pain swapping boards out of an existing case. It came with version 9 of the BIOS and I had to update twice, once with the control center and once manually. I also had to manually download the network driver because I was having weird dropouts initially. I think because of my OS and using the RT network drivers before and this is a new driver for aquiscent or (whatever itis) that can go up to 10Gb if you have the correct hub and network in place. Performance is great. Now about the shared PCI lanes. I have a 5070ti installed and a couple Gen 5 Nvme in the primary slot. You can see the 40k GPU benchmark under those conditions. The primary gen5 slot does not share lanes with the GPU, The PCI lanes are shared with the second Gen5 slot. Then the GPU runs at Gen5x8 instead of x 16, The 39k bench is with the second gen 5 nvme installed. You can see the slight performance decrease across the benchmarks. So its up to you if you use the second Gen5 slot, but if you dont you have full speed and pci lanes on the primary NVME and GPU. This board is a premium board, with great performance and so many features and possible upgrade/usage paths. Highly recommended for Gaming or actual graphics/3D/AI work. BTW, I also have mine running in Level 2 Ultra mode in BIOS which is super quick to get into and easy to tweak with full access to all timing/voltage settings. I use XMP, enabled low latency and forced Gear 2 for my Ram settings

Solid motherboard, cant go wrong with this one. No external HDMI port. (But one port on the MB for a in case display)

Ok