Thursday, April 3rd 2014

EVGA Z87 Motherboards Ready for Upcoming 4th Generation Intel Core CPUs

EVGA Z87 motherboards are now ready for the upcoming 4th Generation Intel Core CPUs with a new BIOS update that is available from EVGA today. This BIOS update is available for free at the EVGA Support page and takes only seconds to install. To download and update your EVGA Z87 motherboard BIOS and get your system ready for the new Intel Core CPUs, please visit the EVGA support page.
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8 Comments on EVGA Z87 Motherboards Ready for Upcoming 4th Generation Intel Core CPUs

#1
hanzawhtet7
FTW Edition is impressive! I'm glad to see they eliminate VGA. I hope other manufacturers replace all USB 2.0 with 3.0.
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#2
Prima.Vera
btarunr
This is the most awesomest mobo cooler I've seen ever. Really.
But that only wont make me buy this mobo if the reviews are not right again...
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#3
McSteel
Loving the inclusion of a 6-pin PCI-E power connector to the edge of the board. Classy even has an additional SATA power connector to further offload the board's traces and ATX connector when going multi-VGA. Let's see how the boards do in practice, since they seem fine on paper (and images).

Never been a particular fan of EVGA, but they're stepping up their game lately.
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#4
buildzoid
McSteelLoving the inclusion of a 6-pin PCI-E power connector to the edge of the board. Classy even has an additional SATA power connector to further offload the board's traces and ATX connector when going multi-VGA. Let's see how the boards do in practice, since they seem fine on paper (and images).

Never been a particular fan of EVGA, but they're stepping up their game lately.
Apparently their UEFI BIOSes are a mess except for the X79 Dark.
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#5
IvantheDugtrio
So I guess we won't need a Z97 motherboard for the Braswell processors.
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#6
R00kie
IvantheDugtrioSo I guess we won't need a Z97 motherboard for the Braswell processors.
Braswell is used in low power environments, like tablets and low power ultrabooks, you will definitely not going to be gaming on that thing...

EDIT: is it just me, or does anyone else not like the bare metal caps just sticking out on a matte black pcb...? To me that looks ugly.
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#7
IvantheDugtrio
gdallskBraswell is used in low power environments, like tablets and low power ultrabooks, you will definitely not going to be gaming on that thing...

EDIT: is it just me, or does anyone else not like the bare metal caps just sticking out on a matte black pcb...? To me that looks ugly.
I meant Broadwell though it was a bit confusing since there talk of a Haswell-refresh and all.

Also the caps really stand out like sore thumbs. They should have painted them a dark grey.
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#8
LiveOrDie
IvantheDugtrioSo I guess we won't need a Z97 motherboard for the Braswell processors.
Not if your fine using DDR3 ram.
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