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- čas přidán 31. 01. 2022
- Join Wendell in another Z690 Motherboard review, this time with the AORUS Master DDR5!
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Just wanted to thank you for all these years of content , been following you since the Tek Syndicate "podcast" , and learned a lot and i now have a lot of PCs at home because of you :D
(PFSense , Freenas for example :D) .
Really thanks a million for the videos , keep it up !
Thanks Wendell. Been debating on upgrading to an I7 12700k and a matx ddr4 board.
we love the rambles, they're always warranted--but are they still rambles at that point?
_engagement_
Some board manufacturer please listen to Wendell and give us 2x pci4 by something usable.
Got to praise this golden channel!
Ultimately - I'm expecting that a north PCH (PLX chip) is already in development for use with W680 if it gets proper official support. The performance of these 12th gen CPUs is great. When you can pair them with good DDR5 you get plenty of bandwidth. If they took that 16 lanes of 5.0 they could break that out into so many components to make a pseudo HEDT. I mean in theory they could take it out as far as like 6 full 16 lane slots and let vendors / end users decide how to split it up. That's what I was expecting to see with the rumored W680, but it looks like that just won't be the case; or it's late / canned / just not getting leaked.
How would you use the 2 thermal probes and the noise sensor? Directly from the BIOS?
will this handle 2 x 3090's for my 6 x 4K 144hz monitors? what is the highest core count 12th gen has in the "K" sku's?
edit: question answered; a resounding nothing sauce; thank you Wendell
Hi dude. First time on your channel and i bought that motherboard and i9 12900k --- 3080 Ti EVGA FTW3 ultra gaming 12GB --- one 2tb 890 pro gen 4 and one same for 500gb(windows - programs and maybe 1-2 games for 500gb) and Corsair iCUE H150i Elite Capellix Liquid CPU Cooler(Radiator) --- 5000X Corsair case --- CORSAIR DOMINATOR PLATINUM RGB 32GB (2PK x 16GB) 5600MHz DDR5 C36 White --- Power supply Seasonic platinum 1000W so i hope that everything will work togeather and all of this ill pick up in store (Best Buy) on Feb 16. For me it is huge jump from what i had. 9 years ago i was build my first and only one pc so i guess time for new changes ^-^ Liked video and subscribed.
No one cares what you bought
@@kerokero3082 oh noo...im crying .... waaaa waaa
Hi Wendel. I have a friend, that need to make a emergency upgrade. the board on the video with new bios and 13900k will do fine?
I rarely rave about motherboards, but I am using this motherboard and it has been very solid
My gskill 6000C36 kit did not post at 4800C40 jedec spec with my z690 aorus ultra until I used bios flashback to update to the latest bios. Even then 5200C36 wasn't stable.
Everyone seems to be having trouble with Samsung ICs.
My board just came in today along with the ram I purchased to go with it. Maybe I should have looked into ram limitations because I got TEAMGROUP T-Force Delta RGB DDR5 Ram 32GB Kit (2x16GB) 6000MHz. Think the board will recognize it. If so will it throttle it down to 4800 or 5200? Really hope I didn't waste $360 lol.
Hi, I would like to use Aourus Z690 card with Adt R43UH 4.0. Could you check if they are compatible?
10GbE is always nice to see, Should be standard these days on high end boards in my opinion.
Even low end budget boards should be moving away from 1GbE and give everyone at least 2.5Gbe
will 64gb of tridentZ DDR5 6400mhz work on this board? now that a few months have passed?
Then what is the best affordable board to run two graphic cards?
just picked one of these up on sale. I think it is the best bang for your dollar motherboard available atm. 379 cad from 599. a few minor drawbacks like pci 3.0 instead of 4.0 for the 2nd and 3rd pice slots. overall very good board for the price I got it for. I actually bought a second one for the upcoming 13900k
I'm in Canada so the price is a bit off but I just got a 12900k and this motherboard for $900. That's like... $660 USD. Pretty pumped.
How does this compare to the Z690 Tachyon?
I'm really curious what would be a legitimate use case for RAID with the M.2 slots. Wouldn't the best NVMe drives currently on the market be sufficient performance? I guess a mirror could be useful if you want that extra security but wouldn't a stripe setup increase the latency negating the NVMe advantages?
"my numbers are more big than your numbers, so I'm a more successful person than you."
Aside from that, there are some use cases where it's useful but the additional expense of doing it "properly" isn't feasible or justifiable.
According to Newegg The Gigabyte Z690 Gaming X supports ddr4....but not 13th gen ! Socket is 1700 but for some reason ???
I love my Aorus Master, I am so impressed and happy with this board that it really has me in tears of joy in all aspects and esthetics as well. GIGABYTE in my opinion has done such a Supremely GOOD beyong great that I honestly would put this up against ASUS boards. Most people I realize are usually going ASUS, and I realized before I bought my Aorus Master board that the ASUS boards and other brands were missing one or the other and its price. BUT WHEN I came across the aorus master, I can't believe that its even real lol. Trust me and don't follow trend and do some homework and give gigabyte a chance.
I built a 12600 with Aurus DDR4 board with no issues. But when I put in a 12700K all I get is random reboots. So I replaced the 12700K and get the same thing. So I ordered an MSI Carbon DDR5 board with the 12700K and it still happens. At this point, I replaced everything from the case to the PS and still get random reboots and BSD. I have been in IT for 20+ years and I just can figure this out. Any ideas?
CPU microcode, solution, wait unfortunately
Four 32GB DDR5 sticks to total 128GB RAM WON'T RUN on this MB. Anyone tried, is it working for you?
It will, but you gotta go suuuper slow. 4200 probably start there and go up
Hi Wendell, do you know if there's any way to do a tagged VLAN interface on a AQC113C controller in Windows?
in youtube comments about a motherboard???????
@@jrok96 a motherboard with the same controller, that he explicitly called out in the video. But yeah, it was a stretch. Not my best effort.
*emphimeral voice* Use the forum luke
@@Level1Techs O captain my captain! Will do.
That's got enough headers to run ever fan in my case without a splitter
No 2nd x8 PCIe 5.0 slot....huh. What kind of master is that
DDR5 high end 32gb is within reason compared to high end 32gb of DDR4 now. This board recently went on sale for $299, and IMO is a steal at that price compared to the other motherboards out there.
What about now? DDR5 prices are better and compatibility has seemed to increase, according the QVL list.
I am still on an x370 Taichi, I'm using DDR 4 n happy.. I have n M.2 970 Evo 500gig n it is plenty fast.. I have 2.5" 860evo for games n videos to for total of a gig.. I just delete the games I don't use n can get them back from steam.. Anyway I've always been a couple GENS behind on CPU and motherboards.. I try to get 2/3 GPU up grades before doing anything else.. Finally come the conclusion that I will have to pay scalper prices for a 6800xt or 6900xt which ever, doesn't really matter that much at this point... Also I have seen a BIOS for my board from ASROCK for some X370 boards, to run 5000 ryzen flawlessly and still hit 3200 to 3600 on the memory.. So.e guys are using beta bios through ASROCK to run 5900x's on x370 taichi's and other mother boards.. Look not knock the new tech coming out just the price to performance... SO THINKING about picking up a 5800x to after the gpu though an when the 5800x is selling for $300..
yea the ramble part is spot on though! we need a PLX chip for pcie5 because GPU won't need pcie5 for a while... RTX 3000 just got pcie4.0 and none of them are even bottlenecked by a 3.0 x16 slot... SSD will max out pcie 5.0x4 long before 5.0x16 is necessary for a GPU they should have made it 2 full speed 4.0 x16 slots... also when are they just gonna put all those m.2 on a add in card
Recently I watched an AHOC video where he rambled about plx chips, and from what understood, they are expensive($100?)
I’m now not sure I know what a PLX chip does, but pcie 5.0 is probably going to make it more expensive.
But maybe a chip that doubles lanes and halves speed could be a bit over powered. Imagine a board like this or the z690 unify, 70 lanes of 3.0 and 16 lanes of 4.0. Chipset lanes math may be of by a bit, but this could rival the threadripper platform. (Edit: And from my understanding, Intel doesn’t have a threadripper competitor, so it could benefit Intel)
Obviously I am not a chip/PCB/motherboard designer/engineer but bandwidth wise I see no issues, latency could be an issue.
@@tthbeige3332 PLX - basically ethernet switch for PCIE lanes. Though I personally think Intel would go with an in house secondary chipset that would mean they get the money while also providing some sort of standard around a pseudo HEDT chipset. That being said though, I'm certain that the power draw would be quite high for that much bandwidth.
Champ - I'm pretty sure Asus would patent troll anyone that tried that since they already have dimm.2.
No thunderbolt 4 smh go with Asus Proart z690-creator WiFi ddr5 option
wow wish i had the money to buy that ill keep dreaming
That looks like a amazing board.
checks prices, Holy balls its going for 622$ .😞
I need a higher paying job. 😭
It's $299 now.
Looks like a really nice AL DDR5 board; I’d consider it if I went Intel on a build right now and could find the RAM at a not stupid price.
That board cost 469 and it won't support gen 5 ssd Lol trash board
@@naor9792 Pretty much no alder lake board will support gen5 ssds, since the 4 lanes from cpus for that are gen4 and the chipset only provides gen4 as well. Since the cpus only support 1x16 or 2x8 for the gen5 lanes, you'd be sacrificing at least 4 gen5 lanes for the m.2 slot and only have half the bandwidth for the gpu, so no one will do that.
@@debug_duck you have 3 or more board that do support it but they cost 500+
@@naor9792 Well they will not break the physics and specs of intel cpus and chipsets, so either they do the sacrificing i've described or they're gen4. Care to share the model numbers, so I can take a look?
Can we maybe hope for a budget ddr4 board review, like "GIGABYTE Z690M AORUS Elite AX DDR4" , we know you love the µATX form factor :-), and maybe to see how it fares against the Asus one which you also reviewed, "ASUS Prime Z690M-PLUS D4 " .
I came here expecting salt, but this was pretty sweet.
This is what gigabyte should have done for the X670E Aorus Master, layout on this one is better
10G onboard :P
That’s a pretty incredible lead time on this video
@@TAP7a One month... WTF?
ye, Z690 is the best chipset ever.
Soo glad I went with the Asus ProArt Z690-Creator WiFi motherboard instead ddr5 very Asus have lots more features and ASUS motherboard looks way better
pats on back
The annoying thing these days with the VRM and coolers, is that on "most" of the boards where a decent heatsink is installed, there are so many power stages, with such high capability, that crappy heatsinks are fine for even top end CPUs (unless going sub-ambient cooling, but even then, the cooling will probably "leak" to the VRM sufficiently to compensate anyway). However on the low end boards, with crap power delivery, they also use crap coolers.
Seriously manufacturers, stop ticking marketing boxes and actually engineer them appropriately.
Yea yea, they don't care, big numbers and shiney things sells boards (KMN).
E2A: Information on this board and the VRM capabilities and why the heatsink is (probably) superfluous: czcams.com/video/KF0BeAYcn-8/video.html
My Asrock B550i phantom gaming, and ASUS Rog B550i Gaming AC WiFi both run DDR4 4933CL17 pretty well with a 5700G
These motherboards and parts are getting to be way too expensive, I'm doing peace meal upgrades.. I'm also praying my 650 W thermal take semi mod power supply will be enough for a 6800 XT gpu, I am running 2700x n 3200 Flarex cl 14.... an M.2 and a 2.5" ssd for storage. Even with XFR on my CPU is probably only pulling at most n not constant 130 watts from the wall, the memory n SSDS ARE PROBABLY another 100 watts at the most plus board and 300 watts for gpu, that I will probably just let run itself..
You are running a graphics card that sells for over 1100 bucks on ebay right now. Even good quality power supplies are cheaper. You can snag an evga 850 watt unit for under 100 bucks. Or spend 120 ish on a corsair 850 watt. Both are gold units with 10 year warranties. Even if you are under the total power budget of your psu, running it closer to max capacity will degrade it much quicker. Just spend the 100 ish bucks and be set for the next 10 years. Its better than constantly worrying if you do x upgrade will you run out of your power budget. Best upgrade I ever did was 1000 watt corsair psu. Know im good for next generation gpu’s and can run a crap ton of fans and peripherals.
@@rRefuseToSelfCensor I will, I am going to buy a card that only has 2 8 pin connectors as well instead of 3 8 pin, definitely makes a difference believe it or not, I don't want to buy the 6800 XT used though I wanna get it new either from new egg or Amazon I don't want an open Box situation.. So I will probably spend the full 1500 for the card on newegg.. Kind of the reason why I don't want to go all out and get a 6900 XT even though there are both 300 W cards.. I have seen people under Volt the 6800 XT down to like 250 W and get the same performance out of it.. I'll see how it goes I have a thermaltake 650 gold.
@@marcasswellbmd6922 much better to get a card with 3 8 pins as it gives you more headroom to overclock in the future. For example if you have a 3080/3090 with 3 8 pins you can flash evga 500 watt bios. If you have 2 8 pins you are limited to 375 watts max. Also just allows smoother power delivery meaning your components last longer. A better power supply in general will keep your components in a better state and will last longer. How are you going to spend 1500 bucks on a card yet power it with a 50 dollar psu. You are limited in your component choice because of your power supply which can potentially prevent you from buying a better value product because it doesnt fit in your power budget. Just pay the 100 bucks and get the power supply and be set for years. Also 3 8 pins just lets you extend the life of your card in the future because you can get another 5-15% out of it with that extra power.
@@rRefuseToSelfCensor I understand what you're saying but I'm not looking to overclock the card..
I'm just gonna let mine run at stock speeds just like I do with my CPU's... I totally get what you're saying but I'm just gonna let the card run at the game clock n leave it there. I've always found over o'clocking just gives like a 5% bump in performance anyway, It's negligible at best, anyway.. I'll probably undervolt my card and run it at the game clock..
1:47 a screw falls out... he tried to cut it but we all saw it. SHAME!
It's nice that Gigabyte has taken the time to create a bunch of DDR4 boards, but I really wish they would've made a DDR4 version of the Master. DDR5 just doesn't make sense, and probably won't for at least a year or so.
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in AU, it is so stupid this board is the cheapest z690 with a postcode and other ease of life features...
i was aiming for the msi z690 carbon for $569 but it somehow jumped to $630~ after 7800x3D launched. (force is $515, but no idea if the bios issue has been solved)
asus and asrock boards are around $600 - $900 so it is a hard pass.
gigabyte master is on sale for $499, cheaper than the ultra which is selling for like $560~.
with all the features packed into a $500 price tag, its a no brainer. its absolutely a blasphemy to considered it a steal in this market of DIY PC, but it is the best middle ground for the amount of stuff you get which may or may not make me regret purchasing this heavy duty mobo.
Would easily slap on a dual 100gbps card on that
This board looks amazing, but im happy with my $300 12700F and $130 B660 that stomps a $550 5900x for far less money
I'm waiting to see if Gigabyte does something new with the AMD Threadripper Pro series as AMD seems to want to push that processor sku over their Ryzen skus for the first part of 2022.
Nothing bud even more overkill for gaming.You wil get NO MORE FRAMES with DDR5
Horrible design Gigabyte with the last two pcie slots lol
Yeah, buy Gigabyte and have you motherboard bricked when you try to update BIOS. Gigabyte is garbage.