This Z390 Motherboard Is Built ASUS TUF

Source: TechPowerUp This Z390 Motherboard Is Built ASUS TUF

A Z390 board for overclocking on a budget

ASUS offers an interesting mix of features and savings with the $135 TUF Z-390 Pro Gaming motherboard.  The price will leave you with some dosh to be able to fill the two PCI-e M.2 slots and consider picking up higher frequency DIMMs as the board will handle up to four DDR4-4266 modules.  It’s not just the peripherals, TechPowerUp describes this as far and away the most stable clocking Z390 board they have had the pleasure of testing.  As for what you are missing; you will not have any WiFi capabilities nor USB-C connectivity unless you pick additional add-in cards.

A focused, no nonsense addition to the Z390 roster, the ASUS TUF Z390-Pro Gaming promises performance, stability, and a classic TUF Gaming Alliance aesthetic. What does this motherboard have to offer beyond the ASUS and TUF branding?

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5 Comments

  1. Shambles

    Browsing the new site on mobile and it looks and feels good.

    My only nitpick is that there is a lot of scrolling when you have 4 lines of tags in some articles, large author bios and a screen and a half of suggested articles before you get down to the comments.

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    • Tim Verry

      Hi, thanks for the feedback. A link to jump to the comments might be helpful on mobile…

      Reply
      • Dvon of Edzore

        On Desktop the jump to comments works well. It is very much needed to skip the crap following the text of the article.

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        • Tim Verry

          Turns out there is actually a way to jump to the comments, even on mobile. You can click on the little speech bubble icon next to where it shows the number of comments at the top of the article or on the article excerpt (like on the main page). 🙂

          Reply
      • Chaitanya Shukla

        Also for Mobile website would it be possible to bring reviews back to top of home page.

        Reply

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