The ASUS ROG Maximus Z890 Apex is a glorious motherboard, but its steep asking price makes it suitable for deep-pocketed ...

The MSI MEG Z890 Ace (7E22-001R) motherboard is engineered to support Intel Core Ultra Processors (Series 2) using the Intel LGA 1851 socket, facilitating high-performance computing. This ...

That branding also continues on the lower heatsinks, as the NVMe and chipset covers. Overall though, the motherboard certainly tries to hide the base PCB with all these covers and a vast amount of ...

See our ethics statement. Adopting a new platform can feel paralysing, particularly as motherboard manufacturers flood the market with seemingly similar models. Asus, for example, is launching 13 Z890 ...

ASUS has launched the Republic of Gamers (ROG) Maximus Z890 Hero motherboard, engineered to maximize the performance capabilities of Intel Core Ultra Series 2 desktop processors. This motherboard ...

The ASUS ROG Maximus Z890 Hero is here ... the “Core Ultra” series and a new naming/number structure. This ATX motherboard is a technological tour de force, boasting cutting-edge features ...

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An ROG Z890 Maximus Hero board, an over-the-top Ryujin cooler, and a special new kind of RAM highlight the nuances of Intel's just-launched desktop platform. Take a look. I have been a technology ...

With the chips going on sale Oct. 24, so do compatible motherboards, some new supporting cooling gear, and a special new type of memory. ...with apologies to Tina Turner. Asus’ ROG Maximus ...

It's an innovative and clever way to add functionality to the board without taking up too much valuable PCB space. The Strix 870-I looks every bit like an ASUS ROG motherboard, though apart from ...

The latter confirmed that Asus and MSI updated their motherboard compatibility lists to include these chips, though other manufacturers like ASRock and Gigabyte haven’t done the same yet.