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Аэронавт-9GHNB
18.10.2021
2/10
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Ужасно
Очень плохая модель
- + Получили посылку, вскрыли, а там пусто!
- - Продавец обманывает людей!!!! Отправляет пустые коробки
Не заказывайте!...
Лунатик-8LTRI
11.07.2021
10/10
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Великолепно
Отличная модель
Отличная материнская плата.
Аэронавт-1DVNI
07.01.2021
8/10
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Хорошо
Хорошая модель
- + Память запустилась на 3600 Мгц
SSD 970 Pro тоже вроде работает норм
Разгоном не занимаюсь, только память...
Фотон-9MACX
25.02.2020
10/10
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Великолепно
Отличная модель
Супер матка, есть все, что надо, чипсет Z, 4 слота оперативы, маленький размер, порты usb 3.1, type...
Аргонавт-8GIYC
30.01.2020
10/10
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Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Чип Z390 за доступную цену.
4 слота под ОЗУ
Порт M.2 с Е ключом под wi-fi и bt модуль.
Если верить характеристикам, то оба порта M.2 с поддержкой NVMe, не проверял,...
ТерраБот-0WNDA
14.07.2020
10/10
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Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Качественное исполнение, все возможные интерфейсы, Display Port, удобный биос, Возможность установки термопрофилей для каждого подключенного вентилятора.
- - Разъем фронтального USB3.0 расположен не внизу, а слева, что у меня вызвало проблемы с подключением кабеля в Slim desktop корпусе. Давно биос не обновляли, Драйвера для встроенного аудио на сайте, вызвали проблемы со звуком.
Отсутствует оптический...
ТехноНаблюдатель-2JLKI
04.07.2021
10/10
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Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Неожиданно, но совершенно беспроблемная, аккуратная и качественная МП. Все заработало из коробки, никаких...
BALAJI ELUMALAI
04.12.2020
8/10
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Хорошо
Worst gigabyte service
I had brought 3 months back. One of the ram slot is not working but others good. I tried to connect gigabyte service through phone number for many days they not attend the call right now to worst service.
brozendra hazarika
04.12.2020
10/10
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Good motherboard for this price range
Nice motherboard for a entry level computer. Very good motherboard for playing new games..it is good at this price. Gigabyte is also a good brand..
JesyDina
04.12.2020
8/10
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Хорошо
Good
Good product
I mixed up screws.. nw looking for screws. Cld some one help me
I mixed up screws.. nw looking for screws. Cld some one help me
Hitesh Dharia
04.12.2020
10/10
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Rough & Tough m'board can be used more time without any problem & disturbing.
There is only one PCI express slot, there should be atleast two or more PCI express slot.
Rough & Tough m'board can be used more time without any problem & disturbing.
Rough & Tough m'board can be used more time without any problem & disturbing.
A Gamer at Heart
16.12.2020
4/10
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Great for Overclocking; Some Quality Concerns Though
I am a long time Asus motherboard user and decided to switch to Gigabyte when I moved to an i7-9700k. My primary reason was my desire to effectively overclock my CPU and the VRMs on Gigabyte's new Z390 line is well reviewed from the sources I rely on. I am aware of the somewhat notorious reputation of Gigabyte's BIOS, but after getting acclimated to it and think it's fine.
The VRM indeed delivers quality, constant voltage at manageable heat levels. Overall, this board meets my needs. I have, however, been let down by its build quality. The retention clip on PCIE slot one cracked and fell off the board when I slotted my RTX 2080. Of the many issues that can crop up when building a new system, this was both unexpected and unique for me. I reached out to Gigabyte customer support in hopes they could just send me a new retention clip I could install. No such luck - the retention clip is not offered "to the general public." An RMA is my only option. Disassembling my system so I can send and await a replacement board is not really an option for me. Had the response been "sorry that happened - we'll overnight a replacement board with a return shipping box" I would have been quite pleased. The response I received was not what I expected for a board falling into the upper mid-range.
Lesson learned I guess.
The VRM indeed delivers quality, constant voltage at manageable heat levels. Overall, this board meets my needs. I have, however, been let down by its build quality. The retention clip on PCIE slot one cracked and fell off the board when I slotted my RTX 2080. Of the many issues that can crop up when building a new system, this was both unexpected and unique for me. I reached out to Gigabyte customer support in hopes they could just send me a new retention clip I could install. No such luck - the retention clip is not offered "to the general public." An RMA is my only option. Disassembling my system so I can send and await a replacement board is not really an option for me. Had the response been "sorry that happened - we'll overnight a replacement board with a return shipping box" I would have been quite pleased. The response I received was not what I expected for a board falling into the upper mid-range.
Lesson learned I guess.
D. Stoddard
16.12.2020
8/10
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Хорошо
Had to update the bios to get it to work with I9-9900k
The reason I went with this motherboard is the VRM (Voltage Regulator Module). This is for the latest power supply to the CPU, which allows your CPU to run cooler. (See "VRM on youtube") They have the lead in this. So when I turned it on and the board had to reboot several times, each time going a little further. But it hung up on post code 78. Was able to get to bios after hours of rebooting. Finally got through to tech support. Monday thru Friday no week end support. (1-626-854-9338) The tech guy was calm and finally after listening said lets update the bios. I had version F3 and we flashed it with F7f, and then it worked like a charm. The BIOS look and feel was better than the F3. My I9-9900k was working great and with XMP was able to get the 3600 ram to actually run at 3600. I like it now and still have to download Fusion to get the RGB to change color. Defaulted to yellow...blah. Used the center m.2 so as not to interfere with Sata 1,2,3. The latest bios is not perfect, but you don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure most things out. Would have given it a 5 star were it not for the grief.
Update: The release plastic pins at the slot 16x for graphics card is weak and they can break as one did; But if you are thoughfull and in my case I salvaged it, be aware that to release your graphics card you will need a long handled screw driver to push it down to release your graphics card...only real way to save the release pins. Bad design...but great motherboard. One more thing, in my previous computer I had to hold the delete key down to get into the BIOS, on this board you must tap the key to get into the BIOS. And it has a backup BIOS chip, and although you can not update it, it will allow you to restore the old BIOS, and then just update the BIOS and you back. It is a good thing. Also, be careful when upgrading motherboard with memory or other, you need to unplug the cord...because they use voltage on USB etc., and you can screw up stuff if you do not. I also noticed that my GTX 1080 SLI works better now and it does run 10 C cooler, which is really cool with better fps. And if you liked this review you will click the thumbs button.
Update 01-29-20 Motherboard is great. I have been updating bios now as it is easy with Q-bios. It is easy. I am running now on bios F10b.
Build update:
CORSAIR CRYSTAL 570X RGB Mid-Tower Case, 3 RGB Fans, Tempered Glass - White (CC-9011110-WW)
Intel Core i9-9900K Desktop Processor 8 Cores up to 5.0 GHz Turbo Unlocked LGA1151 300 Series 95W
G.SKILL Trident Z RGB 16GB (2 x 8GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3600 (PC4 28800)
GIGABYTE Z390 AORUS Ultra (Intel LGA1151/Z390/ATX/3xM.2 Thermal Guard/Onboard AC Wi-Fi/RGB Fusion/Motherboard)
Noctua NH-D15 - Premium CPU Cooler with 2x NF-A15 PWM 140mm Fans (Brown)
addlink S70 1TB SSD NVMe PCIe Gen3x4 M.2 2280 Solid State Drive with Read 3400 MB/s/Write 3000 MB/s
gtx 1080 Classified x 2 (SLI)
Update added:
Bluetooth Headphones, Wireless Earbuds Ul-8 Pro Lightweight & Fast Sports Earphones IPX7 Waterproof HD Stereo
To see if the bluetooth worked on motherboard And it did.
Update: The release plastic pins at the slot 16x for graphics card is weak and they can break as one did; But if you are thoughfull and in my case I salvaged it, be aware that to release your graphics card you will need a long handled screw driver to push it down to release your graphics card...only real way to save the release pins. Bad design...but great motherboard. One more thing, in my previous computer I had to hold the delete key down to get into the BIOS, on this board you must tap the key to get into the BIOS. And it has a backup BIOS chip, and although you can not update it, it will allow you to restore the old BIOS, and then just update the BIOS and you back. It is a good thing. Also, be careful when upgrading motherboard with memory or other, you need to unplug the cord...because they use voltage on USB etc., and you can screw up stuff if you do not. I also noticed that my GTX 1080 SLI works better now and it does run 10 C cooler, which is really cool with better fps. And if you liked this review you will click the thumbs button.
Update 01-29-20 Motherboard is great. I have been updating bios now as it is easy with Q-bios. It is easy. I am running now on bios F10b.
Build update:
CORSAIR CRYSTAL 570X RGB Mid-Tower Case, 3 RGB Fans, Tempered Glass - White (CC-9011110-WW)
Intel Core i9-9900K Desktop Processor 8 Cores up to 5.0 GHz Turbo Unlocked LGA1151 300 Series 95W
G.SKILL Trident Z RGB 16GB (2 x 8GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3600 (PC4 28800)
GIGABYTE Z390 AORUS Ultra (Intel LGA1151/Z390/ATX/3xM.2 Thermal Guard/Onboard AC Wi-Fi/RGB Fusion/Motherboard)
Noctua NH-D15 - Premium CPU Cooler with 2x NF-A15 PWM 140mm Fans (Brown)
addlink S70 1TB SSD NVMe PCIe Gen3x4 M.2 2280 Solid State Drive with Read 3400 MB/s/Write 3000 MB/s
gtx 1080 Classified x 2 (SLI)
Update added:
Bluetooth Headphones, Wireless Earbuds Ul-8 Pro Lightweight & Fast Sports Earphones IPX7 Waterproof HD Stereo
To see if the bluetooth worked on motherboard And it did.
A. Koebel
16.12.2020
10/10
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Great board for 9900k
This board has a great feature set and excellent power delivery for the CPU, making 9900k overclocking quite easy (as long as you can cool it). The three M.2 slots is a nice feature if you want to reduce the overall clutter inside your case instead of using SATA SSDs. Just keep in mind that using some of those M.2 slots in SATA mode disables some of the regular SATA ports, but you can use two PCIE NVME drives (bottom two slots) without compromising the 6 SATA ports.
The VRMs have a great heatsink with a heatpipe, so VRMs stay cool. The board is heavy and well built. I returned an Asus Maximus XI Hero that had issues and got this instead. This board is a better value and has better power delivery. The only downside is the bios is a little bit less intuitive, but once you get everything set up it's not a big deal.
The VRMs have a great heatsink with a heatpipe, so VRMs stay cool. The board is heavy and well built. I returned an Asus Maximus XI Hero that had issues and got this instead. This board is a better value and has better power delivery. The only downside is the bios is a little bit less intuitive, but once you get everything set up it's not a big deal.
M.G. Amazon
16.12.2020
10/10
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9700k at 5.1 ghz and 79 C
running a i7-9700k at 5.1 with XMP (corsair h110i and kyronaut thermal paste), the max core temp recorded was 79 C during cinebrench and cpu mark.
cpu mark score of 20352
cinebench r15 score of 1631 (stock got 1472)
Also getting 2 Mb/s more on WiFi download speeds with 50 Mb/s connection speed by using the on board antenna. Not sure what that's all about but it was a nice surprise.
if you want to get into the real technical details of this board watch buildzoid's videos on youtube.
all in all, gigabyte has the best VRM of the generation of boards, and the worst bios (not a big deal).
cpu mark score of 20352
cinebench r15 score of 1631 (stock got 1472)
Also getting 2 Mb/s more on WiFi download speeds with 50 Mb/s connection speed by using the on board antenna. Not sure what that's all about but it was a nice surprise.
if you want to get into the real technical details of this board watch buildzoid's videos on youtube.
all in all, gigabyte has the best VRM of the generation of boards, and the worst bios (not a big deal).
Jacob E.
16.12.2020
10/10
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I've been an Asus fan for a long time.
As the title says, I've been an Asus ROG fanboy for years; probably because black and red themed setups are my absolute favorite. However, all of Asus z390 boards are a ridiculous 4+2 power phase design. What does that mean? It means, regardless of anything your temps are almost guaranteed to be higher(sometimes substantially higher)than this 12+1 phase board. I'm talking in some cases as much as 20c higher. That's a bit absurd, no? Well, I was weary going to gigabyte, especially since their theme seems to be orange. Well, the ultra board is fairly neutral, and thus with the RGB, setting everything to red worked out just fine.
How's the board/bios compared to my previous experience with Asus? Well, my 9700k is clocked at 5.0ghz on every core, and it is sitting at 25-35c(using a kraken x62, and default paste as well) at side, and underload it NEVER goes above 65c. Pretty sure I hit the silicon lottery here(that's a first). The bios? It's fine. Is it an Asus bios? No, not at all. However, is it as bad as people make it out to be? Absolutely not, it's fairly easy and self explanatory. The RGB fusion works completely fine in my experience as well. So, overall I'm quite happy with my purchase.
How's the board/bios compared to my previous experience with Asus? Well, my 9700k is clocked at 5.0ghz on every core, and it is sitting at 25-35c(using a kraken x62, and default paste as well) at side, and underload it NEVER goes above 65c. Pretty sure I hit the silicon lottery here(that's a first). The bios? It's fine. Is it an Asus bios? No, not at all. However, is it as bad as people make it out to be? Absolutely not, it's fairly easy and self explanatory. The RGB fusion works completely fine in my experience as well. So, overall I'm quite happy with my purchase.
Jake Bailey
16.12.2020
8/10
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Хорошо
Great board, frustrating VRM coil whine
Got this board after being recommended it, and it seems to be doing a good job especially given its price per VRM quality. I'm still working on my overclock. Unfortunately, this thing seems to have some pretty awful coil whine coming from the VRMs depending on the CPU load. I've sort of improved things by disabling all of the C states, but sometimes the high pitched whine happens anyway.
Another thing: If you have Corsair RGB RAM, then it will also be detectable by Gigabyte's (awful) RGB software and cause conflicts. I've given up trying to get the mobo's RGB to do the thing I want (single static color), and have disabled it entirely so I can keep using iCUE. Gigabyte hasn't bothered to upgrade its libraries to include Z390 board support, so third party tools to manage RGB LEDs just don't work.
One thing that's worth mentioning: The BIOS is not too great, with everything stuck in a bunch of nested menus that aren't too easy to traverse (and duplicated info in places too). I sort of wish I had spent more to get an ASUS board with similar VRMs to make use of their new (and actually good) AI overclocking.
Another thing: If you have Corsair RGB RAM, then it will also be detectable by Gigabyte's (awful) RGB software and cause conflicts. I've given up trying to get the mobo's RGB to do the thing I want (single static color), and have disabled it entirely so I can keep using iCUE. Gigabyte hasn't bothered to upgrade its libraries to include Z390 board support, so third party tools to manage RGB LEDs just don't work.
One thing that's worth mentioning: The BIOS is not too great, with everything stuck in a bunch of nested menus that aren't too easy to traverse (and duplicated info in places too). I sort of wish I had spent more to get an ASUS board with similar VRMs to make use of their new (and actually good) AI overclocking.
Mitch R
16.12.2020
8/10
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Хорошо
Awsome Hardware, BIOS sucks
The board ittsself is great, better than anything else at the same price range. But the bios even with the update is a pain to work with.
Adrian Cruz
16.12.2020
10/10
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Excellent Motherboard for gaming and doing some OC
I did my first high end PC back in August 2018 and I went with the Asus ROG E-Gaming MOBO but after 2 months I started getting Blue Screens Of Death (BSOD) due to either bad Mobo or Ram (Corsair Vengeance). It ended up being the mother board RAM slots when dual channel was active (worth mentioning that I have 4 RAM sticks, 8GB each). I returned that mobo back to Amazon and got this one instead, now almost 3 months of daily use and I have had 00 problems with it and I am very happy with it.
Some people complain about the BIOS but in my opinion is not that bad. When you think about it, if you are planning to get this high end mobo you should be able to work with any BIOS.
Overclocking - I have the i7 8700k with Corsair's H150PRO cooler and I am at 4.8GHz with temps in the ~68c during stress tests. During gaming my CPU sits around ~60c. I also OC my RAM from 2113MHz to 3200MHz and it runs perfectly and cool (haven't had a single BSOD). Worth mentioning that I did all this overclocking using the profiles that come pre-installed with the Mobo, it took me less that 5 minutes to OC my system.
Looks - I think the MOBO looks more clean that its predecessor Gaming 7 and the RGBs are not as invasive (imo). The gray/silver/black colors are generic enough to pretty much fit any theme you have going on with your rig so I was very happy about that. One bad thing might be the MOBO's status meter/display on the bottom of the mobo since you can't turn it off, but since the display is under my 1080ti EVGA GPU and I can't barely see it I really do not mind but be aware of this.
Software - Yes, I do have to agree that their software can be improved especially for the RGBs, took me a little while to set my Mobo colors the way I wanted. But if you are like me that have one same static color all the time, once you configured it you won't have to deal with it again.
Overall, this is a solid high end motherboard and if you are looking to do heavy gaming (like me) and a little bit of OC then this is your motherboard. If you are an OC enthusiast then you might want to look into the Master or Extreme editions of this mobo gen.
Some people complain about the BIOS but in my opinion is not that bad. When you think about it, if you are planning to get this high end mobo you should be able to work with any BIOS.
Overclocking - I have the i7 8700k with Corsair's H150PRO cooler and I am at 4.8GHz with temps in the ~68c during stress tests. During gaming my CPU sits around ~60c. I also OC my RAM from 2113MHz to 3200MHz and it runs perfectly and cool (haven't had a single BSOD). Worth mentioning that I did all this overclocking using the profiles that come pre-installed with the Mobo, it took me less that 5 minutes to OC my system.
Looks - I think the MOBO looks more clean that its predecessor Gaming 7 and the RGBs are not as invasive (imo). The gray/silver/black colors are generic enough to pretty much fit any theme you have going on with your rig so I was very happy about that. One bad thing might be the MOBO's status meter/display on the bottom of the mobo since you can't turn it off, but since the display is under my 1080ti EVGA GPU and I can't barely see it I really do not mind but be aware of this.
Software - Yes, I do have to agree that their software can be improved especially for the RGBs, took me a little while to set my Mobo colors the way I wanted. But if you are like me that have one same static color all the time, once you configured it you won't have to deal with it again.
Overall, this is a solid high end motherboard and if you are looking to do heavy gaming (like me) and a little bit of OC then this is your motherboard. If you are an OC enthusiast then you might want to look into the Master or Extreme editions of this mobo gen.
J. Star
16.12.2020
10/10
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Great board
Haven't upgraded my system in about five years, with the exception of the video card. My processor was from an Alienware desktop from 2012. I typically use Asus boards, but the reviews of the Z390 Asus boards made me shy away from them this go 'round. It seems like they are having some quality control issues, so I did some research and for the price/performance ration, the Gigbyte Aorus boards seem to be on the nose.
I installed some new parts: Intel i7-8700K on this, with a Corsair AOI, and Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro DDR4 with my recycled parts: Soundblaster Z, Asus 1070, and various SHDDs, SDDs, and M2 SDDs. The board reset itself several times over the course of a few minutes, and then popped me right into the BIOS. I checked the settings and the Aorus had correctly detected all the drives, RAM settings, and CPU settings. Saved and exited, booted right into Windows 10. I installed the apps and drivers and it's been humming along ever since. Two weeks of gaming and streaming and no blips, bloops, or glitches.
Asus has become expensive for what they give you on their gaming boards. I think Gigabyte has won me over to the Aorus side.
I installed some new parts: Intel i7-8700K on this, with a Corsair AOI, and Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro DDR4 with my recycled parts: Soundblaster Z, Asus 1070, and various SHDDs, SDDs, and M2 SDDs. The board reset itself several times over the course of a few minutes, and then popped me right into the BIOS. I checked the settings and the Aorus had correctly detected all the drives, RAM settings, and CPU settings. Saved and exited, booted right into Windows 10. I installed the apps and drivers and it's been humming along ever since. Two weeks of gaming and streaming and no blips, bloops, or glitches.
Asus has become expensive for what they give you on their gaming boards. I think Gigabyte has won me over to the Aorus side.
Austin Reiter
16.12.2020
2/10
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Check your packaging-beware
I was sent a used board, be sure to check the exterior of the packaging for seals. Once I opened the box the boards anti static bag wasn’t taped shut and the plastic CPU protector wasn’t there on the board. It looks as if someone sent me a board that someone else sent back after they decided to keep half the accessories. Someone obviously wanted the mounting screws and SATA cables more than I did. I tried to install the board and I’ve encountered numerous codes and still cannot get a display. Even if I could get it to work I wouldn’t want it, I don’t want to pay full price for a used board. I just ordered a MAXIMUS Hero, going back to ASUS boards.
Kimberly (Kyber3000)
16.12.2020
10/10
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Works great w/i9 9900k and RTX 2070
No issues or complaints here!
So far I’m happy with this motherboard especially after seeing my boyfriends Asus board and to be honest his bios seemed more confusing but there are things I liked about his Asus.
This was my first experience with a motherboard and pc building. I could understand fairly easily where to connect everything since it’s labeled pretty good and was able to get my new pc up and running without any issues that I know of currently. It seems like everything is working great, temps and etc look normal. Building my first pc was challenging at times but I took my time (maybe too much time 😆) and had a good experience in the end. I’ll be sticking to building and upgrading my pc myself unless something makes me think otherwise. I’ll have to update after some time goes by but I’m hoping all is A-OK!! I would recommend this motherboard. 🙏
OTHER PLUS: Rgb, I downloaded the software to control the motherboards rgb and was able to change the colors and features easily (there was 6 different leds sections on the motherboard I could adjust). It looked awesome once I did this but I don’t have a case that’s open and would even show the motherboards pretty lights off so it’s not a huge priority for me to get more familiar with this feature quite yet.
CONS: Only con I can currently mention is some things get more challenging as a beginner to pc building. Learning how I should manage cooling/fans and if I should be adjusting anything is something I’m still learning. I did enable XMP but as a beginner it’s hard to know if I should be doing that. So as I mentioned I have learning to do :) currently, I have basically just connected all fans to my cpu and am using bios on auto/normal mode, I recently got the fan software and also have that on a normal mode and haven’t messed with any settings. I took my time building this pc and I did research a bit further online (videos and forums/guides) to make sure of some things I was doing like exactly where to put a m.2 NVMe ssd.
My build:
Gigabyte Auros Ultra Z390
i9 9900k
EVGA Ultra rtx 2070
Corsair Vengeance LPX 3200 (enabled XMP)
Noctua NH D15 CPU cooler
X3 Noctua 140 mm pmw case fans (connected to motherboard)
Samsung Evo Plus 970 - 500
Seagate HDD 2TB
Corsair RM750x PSU
Fractal Design Define R5 Black
So far I’m happy with this motherboard especially after seeing my boyfriends Asus board and to be honest his bios seemed more confusing but there are things I liked about his Asus.
This was my first experience with a motherboard and pc building. I could understand fairly easily where to connect everything since it’s labeled pretty good and was able to get my new pc up and running without any issues that I know of currently. It seems like everything is working great, temps and etc look normal. Building my first pc was challenging at times but I took my time (maybe too much time 😆) and had a good experience in the end. I’ll be sticking to building and upgrading my pc myself unless something makes me think otherwise. I’ll have to update after some time goes by but I’m hoping all is A-OK!! I would recommend this motherboard. 🙏
OTHER PLUS: Rgb, I downloaded the software to control the motherboards rgb and was able to change the colors and features easily (there was 6 different leds sections on the motherboard I could adjust). It looked awesome once I did this but I don’t have a case that’s open and would even show the motherboards pretty lights off so it’s not a huge priority for me to get more familiar with this feature quite yet.
CONS: Only con I can currently mention is some things get more challenging as a beginner to pc building. Learning how I should manage cooling/fans and if I should be adjusting anything is something I’m still learning. I did enable XMP but as a beginner it’s hard to know if I should be doing that. So as I mentioned I have learning to do :) currently, I have basically just connected all fans to my cpu and am using bios on auto/normal mode, I recently got the fan software and also have that on a normal mode and haven’t messed with any settings. I took my time building this pc and I did research a bit further online (videos and forums/guides) to make sure of some things I was doing like exactly where to put a m.2 NVMe ssd.
My build:
Gigabyte Auros Ultra Z390
i9 9900k
EVGA Ultra rtx 2070
Corsair Vengeance LPX 3200 (enabled XMP)
Noctua NH D15 CPU cooler
X3 Noctua 140 mm pmw case fans (connected to motherboard)
Samsung Evo Plus 970 - 500
Seagate HDD 2TB
Corsair RM750x PSU
Fractal Design Define R5 Black
Thom M. Stark
16.12.2020
4/10
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Ужасно
Gigabyte is dead to me
So apparently they removed RGB Fusion control from the BIOS of all their z390 boards (and presumably other new boards). Their RGB Fusion software is utter garbage, and they know it. The only RGB product out there that only works while in Windows. If there was BIOS support (like in their older boards) that wouldn't be as much of a problem. Their RGB Fusion software also overwrites my Corsair RGB ram settings from iCUE. So every time I boot Windows, I have to wait for Gigabyte RGB Fusion to screw up my ram, then open up iCue, and reapply my settings. If I only I had started working on my color scheme when I first got the board: then I would have been able to return it. Alas, I am two or three weeks too late, so I'm out $300.
Don't market your product as this awesome RGB solution when it's actually just one big RGB problem. In fact, don't market your product. Just give up. No one loves you any more.
Also, I bought the Gigabyte RX 590 Gaming 8G. Why? Because I can't control my motherboard RGB lighting scheme so I bought an orange GPU (the only good one I could find) to match the Aorus Ultra's orange color scheme which I can't change. So I had to get a GPU that matched the motherboard instead of matching the motherboard to my special edition Sapphire Nitro RX 580.
All the pictures of the RX 590 show it with an orange led light. I get it today. Plug it in. Boot it up.
Orange light! Yay! Oh, nope. It's cycling through the rainbow. It started with orange to screw with me.
So I install RGB Fusion 2.0. No control over GPU whatsoever.
So I install Gigabyte Xtreme Engine. Supposedly this is what I'm supposed to use to control my GPU's rgb. No control over LED lights whatsoever.
So I install three earlier versions of Xtreme Engine. No control over LED lights whatsoever.
So I install Aorus Graphics Engine. No control over LED lights whatsoever.
tl;dr: no control over gpu's led lights whatsoever.
So now I have to return this GPU, and buy a new motherboard and probably a new gpu. One thing for sure: neither of them will be made by Gigabyte.
Oh and my first Aorus Ultra was DOA. Replacement worked fine, apart from no real, workable support for RGB. You know, RGB being the reason you buy these Aorus boards in the first place.
Good night.
Don't market your product as this awesome RGB solution when it's actually just one big RGB problem. In fact, don't market your product. Just give up. No one loves you any more.
Also, I bought the Gigabyte RX 590 Gaming 8G. Why? Because I can't control my motherboard RGB lighting scheme so I bought an orange GPU (the only good one I could find) to match the Aorus Ultra's orange color scheme which I can't change. So I had to get a GPU that matched the motherboard instead of matching the motherboard to my special edition Sapphire Nitro RX 580.
All the pictures of the RX 590 show it with an orange led light. I get it today. Plug it in. Boot it up.
Orange light! Yay! Oh, nope. It's cycling through the rainbow. It started with orange to screw with me.
So I install RGB Fusion 2.0. No control over GPU whatsoever.
So I install Gigabyte Xtreme Engine. Supposedly this is what I'm supposed to use to control my GPU's rgb. No control over LED lights whatsoever.
So I install three earlier versions of Xtreme Engine. No control over LED lights whatsoever.
So I install Aorus Graphics Engine. No control over LED lights whatsoever.
tl;dr: no control over gpu's led lights whatsoever.
So now I have to return this GPU, and buy a new motherboard and probably a new gpu. One thing for sure: neither of them will be made by Gigabyte.
Oh and my first Aorus Ultra was DOA. Replacement worked fine, apart from no real, workable support for RGB. You know, RGB being the reason you buy these Aorus boards in the first place.
Good night.
Marlo M
16.12.2020
10/10
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Великолепно
What a great motherboard to build with!!
Everything is laid out where you want it and it makes sense. Plenty of 3.1 USB and 2.0 as well. 3.1 type C header and a 3.1 C on the I/O. Coupled it with a i9-9900K. Went back and forth with an Asus Maximus Hero board and even contemplated a Taichi, but for the money this had all the features of the Aorus Master minus the I/O based Clear CMOS and Power switch which I can easily swing open the door of my Corsair case and perform a simple CMOS clear. Glad I went this way, you will too. The vrm’s on this board are industry best. That ended up making the difference for me. My favorite board of all time so far.
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| Процессор | |
| Производитель процессора : | Intel |
| Сокет : | LGA1151 v2 |
| Поддерживаемые процессоры : | Intel Core i9/Core i7/Core i5/Core i3/Pentium/Celeron |
| Количество сокетов : | есть |
| Чипсет | |
| Производитель чипсета : | Intel |
| Поддержка SLI/NVLink/CrossFire : | CrossFire |
| Чипсет : | Intel Z390 |
| Память | |
| Количество слотов оперативной памяти : | 4 |
| Тип памяти : | DDR4 DIMM, поддержка ECC/non-ECC |
| Режим работы оперативной памяти : | двухканальный |
| Тип памяти : | DDR4 DIMM, поддержка ECC/non-ECC |
| Максимальная частота памяти : | 4266 МГц |
| Максимальный объем памяти : | 64 ГБ |
| Слоты расширения | |
| Количество разъемов M.2 : | 2 |
| Слоты PCI-E подробно : | 2 x PCI-E 3.0 x1, PCI-E 3.0 x16, PCI-E 3.0 x4 |
| Слоты накопителей подробно : | 6 x SATA 6G |
| USB подробно : | 4 x USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A, 6 x USB 2.0 Type-A, USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A, USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-C |
| Аудио/видео | |
| Производитель звукового чипа : | Realtek |
| Звук : | HDA |
| Звуковая схема : | 7.1 |
| Звуковой чип : | Realtek ALC892 |
| Сеть | |
| Скорость Ethernet : | 1000 Мбит/с |
| Чипсет Ethernet : | Intel |
| Беспроводные интерфейсы : | без Wi-Fi |
| Дополнительные параметры | |
| Особенности : | восстановление BIOS, поддержка Hyper-Threading, поддержка UEFI |
| Форм-фактор материнской платы : | microATX |
| Комплектация : | Retail |
| Тип системы охлаждения : | пассивное |
| Задняя панель | |
| Разъемы на задней панели : | 2 x USB 2.0 Type-A, 2 x USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A, DVI, DisplayPort, HDMI, LAN RJ-45, PS/2 (клавиатура/мышь), USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A, USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-C |
| Внутренние разъемы | |
| Внутренние слоты и разъемы : | COM-порт, USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A x 12, питания процессора 8-pin, поддержка PCI-E 3.0, поддержка SATA до 6 Гбит/с, разъем для подключения TPM-модуля, разъем питания 24-pin |
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