Asus introduces z390 motherboards

ASUS has announced the creation of 20 new motherboards based on the Intel Z390 chipset, which make up the ROG Maximus XI, ROG STRIX, TUF Gaming and PRIME series. In this article we are going to focus on the motherboards that belong to the ROG Maximus XI and ROG STRIX series.

Maximus XI Extreme Series Motherboards

The flagship motherboard of the series is the ROG Maximus XI Extreme. This is a feature-packed behemoth for the E-ATX format with LGA 1151 socket to support new generation Intel Core processors. The motherboard has a very high quality VRM design that is powered by dual 8-pin connectors and cooled by two large blocks of. The ROG Maximus XI Extreme has some design elements similar to the ROG Zenith Extreme , the X399 motherboard that most enthusiasts will know about.

ROG Maximus XI Extreme ($ 499.99 US)

ROG Maximus XI Formula ($ 449.99 US)

ROG Maximus XI Code ($ 349.99 US)

ROG Maximus XI Hero WIFI ($ 289.99 US)

ROG Maximus XI Hero BO4 ($ 289.99 US)

ROG Maximus XI Gene

They all share the similarity of being ATX motherboards, except for the GENE model which is a mATX motherboard.

Motherboards in the ROG STRIX series

The ASUS ROG STRIX series comes in four motherboard options this time including the mini ITX model and you can see them all together below. Of all, the most interesting model is the ROG STRIX Z390-E GAMING that comes with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5 included, something that also has the mini ITX model. The difference is not only in size, since the E model comes with 4 DDR4 DIMM slots, while in the mini ITX model we only have two.

ROG STRIX Z390-I ($ 209.99 US)

ROG STRIX Z390-E ($ 244.99 US)

ROG STRIX Z390-F ($ 222.99 US)

ROG STRIX Z390-H ($ 189.99 US)

With both series, ASUS is covering the spectrum of high and medium price ranges (190 - 500 dollars), but the TUF Gaming and PRIME series are still missing, where we have cheaper options below 170 dollars, which we will detail in brief in another article.

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