Asus ROG MAXIMUS Z790 APEX - Overclocking Motherboard (Unboxing & Overview 2023)
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
- Asus ROG MAXIMUS Z790 APEX - Overclocking Motherboard (Unboxing & Overview 2023)
Today I'm taking a detailed look at my favorite Z790 Memory Overclocking Motherboard!
We will go over all the connectivity options and I'll also offer some suggestions and explanations regarding how the board functions.
This will include discussing the m.2 ports and optimal NVMe configuration, as-well as the function of the PCI-E Gen 5 x16 slots.
This is a enthusiast level board with enthusiast level features. This will include a condensation warning system, two dim slots for optimal Memory OC, BCLK Plus and Minus Switches, Pause, Slow Mode and LN2 Mode and much more!
Chappters:
00:00 - Intro
01:19 - Unboxing
01:44 - ROG Overclocking Record Counter
02:00 - Driver USB Stick
02:10 - ROG DIMM.2 HS GEN4 V3
02:36 - ROG Add-in Card PCIe 5.0 M.2 Card
03:06 - Accessories, WIFI 6E Antena, Fan, M.2 Screws
04:28 - Manuals
05:10 - Motherboard Overview, Connectors, Headers
08:41 - Back I/O
10:23 - M.2 slots NVMe SSDs
11:39 - PCIe Slots, Lane Saturation, Bottlenecking RTX 4090
12:53 - Power Design, DIMM Slots & Ram Recommendation
The Product was purchased with my own money.
#Apex #ROG #Z790 
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You should do the vid on the apex encore
I'd gladly do so but Asus does not return my mails and I can't afford to buy it :P
I have this board. It does what it claims to do. I’m running 8,000 speed ram on XMP. I did 2 things wrong before I bought this board though. I bought the Crucial T700 2Tb Gen 5 NVME with Heatsink and a 2Tb Samsung with Heatsink. I couldn’t use either of the NVME Memory holders that came with the board because the Heatsinks attached to the NVMEs were too large. Also if I had used the T700 in the bottom expansion slot made for Gen 5, it was going to make both PCIE slots x8. I didn’t want to do that with my 4090 so I just put the T700 NVME in the top slot under the CPU and used it at Gen 4 speeds. Kinda sucks but it works great. Also you might say why didn’t you just remove the Heatsinks that were attached to the NVMEs so you could use the larger Heatsink that come with the board. Well I looked at both NVMEs and those heatsinks were screwed onto them with weird rivets or something that I couldn’t get off so I wasn’t going to force the issue. I mainly bought this board to run fast Ram and overclock potential. I’m very happy with it.
My 8000 mhz GSkill ram run at 8200 mhz rock solid without any problem with this board without any voltages change (1.35v stock). 👍👍
Very nice!
What type of procesor?
these are so ridiculously hard to buy at retail price
7:02 the 6-pin PCIe power connector is actually for the front panel USB-C header to enable 60w charging.
This is correct, I checked with the manual. Thank You!
bout to flip this board for 2 Gs
my english is poor at listening level, did I understand correctly or correct me if I'm wrong, were you saying that the rtx 4090 is pci express 5?
nop
I'm putting a samsung 990 pro 2tb
Excellent choice
You think the asus z790 apex encore will break record as this motherboard did ?
Asus ROG are not ashamed about themselves to sell that at this price. Basically less performance and quality than a Z390 designare or Gigabyte Aorus Master... no Jumbo frames LAN, no Dp In, no audio FKP2, no 3:1 demux, no USB DAC, no phases doublers ? but 400$ more. This MB does no more no less than the regular ones so Don't be fooled : between PCI-E 3.0 and PCI-E 5.0 how many fps you gained ? 1 ? 3 ? what are the chips for LAN-DrMOS-PCie- ? we still don't know because nobody tells us and it would be useful because you know what you are buying. please save your money...
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@exotikification stop whining its the best there is if you are overclocking. i run 6.2 ghz all cores and 8200 mhz ram. stable on all games. its not for the normal user !
I think you missed his point
@@simont7045 So you pay this price for running 6.2Ghz "all cores"... some of P-Cores you want to say, and not E-Cores... anyway, you still don't know what is really solded on your PCB, you were fooled by throwing money away and electricity bills for +5% performance besides a 3 years old MB gen.
@@darkoz1692 Yeah, i think he missed it...