| Processor | pentium |
|---|---|
| RAM | DDR4 |
| Memory Speed | 2133 MHz |
| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 4 |
| Brand | Asus |
| Item model number | SABERTOOTH Z170 MARK 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 26.67 x 7.62 x 33.02 cm; 2.31 kg |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 26.7 x 7.6 x 33 Centimetres |
| Batteries | 1 CR2 batteries required. (included) |
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Threeper
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2016
The only issues I did have were very minuscule.
1. The TUF badge was missing a screw. No big deal, I used the fan anyways.
2. The fan to relace the TUF badge only had 3 screws also! It is built this way because the spot for the 4th one hold the cables. I removed the cables from this slot to hide the wires underneath them. Still, kind of a pain and they should have just put a 4th screw spot there.
I liked the fact that this came with plenty of dust covers. I even had enough to cover the front panel of my case, both USB's, audio and mic slots.
It also came with plenty of extra stuff, like an M.2 raid adapter, if you wanted to use one.
The assist fans are hardly noticeable, unless you have the panel off and all other fans off. I never do either of those. I cannot hear them at all, but in case you were wondering, there is a slight wine. No big deal though, I promise you will not hear them.
I cannot stress enough that if this is your first build, READ THE MANUAL! DO YOUR RESEARCH. and don't believe 99% of the negative reviews here.They are full of it!
Overall, I would highly recommend this motherboard.
UPDATE 7-11-16
Easy to OC. OC'd to 4.5 and stable with XMP. Absolutely no hassle at all. Temps are fine, I never hear the fans on the mobo, and I never see any problems in CPUID or anything else when monitoring under stress tests and benchmarks. Current voltage set to 1.285 and I have had zero issues with the motherboard.
UPDATE 8-15-16
The only thing that truly does bother me is the missing screw for the TUF badge. I wanted to remove the PCIE fan (assistant fan 2) and replace with the TUF badge but I just could not stand the look of one screw missing. Also, The motherboard keeps my NZXT Hue+ Light on all the time, and flashes my PC's power light when in sleep mode. It's a bit annoying, but as with anything else, I found a work around for it ;)
UPDATE 11-25-16
Still no issues. I did remove the 40mm PCIE fan. It's pretty pointless. Because of the Corsair Link cable, I don't notice the missing screw for the badge. Plenty of long screws for the fan (extra, in fact) but missing one for that damn bage....
Also, My old pic did have a Phanteks Evolv ATX, but I hated it. Dust Dust Dust and horrible airflow. Not bad in terms of temps, but horrible recirculation and too many open vents all around the case, even the dust filter for the front is open where the handle to pull it off is. Horrible design. If you are looking for a great case, go with Fractal Design Define S.
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