Asus P8Z77 V LK Intel Motherboards Review
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4.8
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| Brand | ASUS |
|---|---|
| CPU Socket | LGA 1155 |
| RAM Memory Technology | DDR3 |
| Compatible Processors | Intel Celeron, Intel Pentium |
| Chipset Type | Intel Z77 Express |
| Memory Speed | 1600 MHz |
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Description of Asus P8Z77 V LK Intel Motherboards
CPU: LGA1155, Supports 3rd and 2nd Generation Intel Core i7/ i5/ i3/ Pentium/ Celeron Processors; Supports Intel 22nm/32nm CPUs. Chipset: Intel Z77. Memory: 4x DIMM Slots, Dual Channel, Max Capacity up to 32GB; DDR3 2400(O.C.)/2200(O.C.)/2133(O.C.)/2000(O.C.)/1866(O.C.)/1800(O.C.)/1600/1333 MHz. Slots: 2x PCI-Express 3.0 x16 Slots (x16 or dual x8); 1x PCI-Express 2.0 x16 Slot (runs at x4); 2x PCI-Express 2.0 x1 Slots; 2x PCI Slots. SATA: 2x SATA3 Ports, 4x SATA2 Ports; Supports RAID 0, 1, 5, 10.
Pros
- In general, they are indicated in the characteristics - the best chipset Z77, SLI, sata 3, 12 phases of the processor power supply, wi-fi and other small bells and whistles. I have no problems holding a memory of 2400 MHz.
Cons
- The built-in sound has died, possibly a marriage.
Pros
- Supports all latest processors. Supports memory up to 2.6GHz. Availability of PCI-slots and PS / 2. The presence of video connectors on the rear panel, if there is a built-in video in the processor.
Cons
- SATA connectors are located very inconveniently. BIOS translation in 2022 leaves much to be desired. The 2nd network card would not be superfluous.
Pros
- -Many interfaces, incl. WiFi -USB 3.0 on the building panel + pins on the motherboard for 2 ports -2 Sata controllers - Support Sata3 6GBit x 4 ports (out of 8) - Support for Raid arrays x 4 ports -Equipment -BIOS intuitive -Overclock at 3570K keeps 4.5GHz, easy at U=1.250V
Cons
- You can say they don't exist. Or a minor minus, which upset me a little, is the location of the additional power supply for the processor. It is impossible to reach the wire through the Cable Management holes without any extension cords. I had to connect ugly, straight pull over the video card.
Pros
- + quality! When assembling - there is nothing to fear. Reliable in this regard! Nothing wobbles. Everything is soldered to the conscience. Unlike others, where the capacitors broke off as soon as you touched them. (There were such! Not all of course - but there were!) + reliability! For 1 year of use, not a single problem! + acceleration. At the beginning of use, he dabbled. Holds great! After that, I stopped messing around, since the processor and video allow you to work on default settings ( :) ). + Convenient for installation, with a normal case! (Will be in shortcomings). WiFi insert at once! + Convenient BIOS firmware + Manufacturer support for new drivers! ated constantly throughout the year (Chipset, Sound, Network). Didn't really notice the difference. The only difference is one of the first BIOS ates (the 2022 language has become more 2022), from what you can see with the naked eye! + Cold! + USB3 is really faster. This is a thing! + Maybe it depends on the case. But the wires lay very well! They are almost invisible! All connectors are very well located! As a consequence, normal ventilation!
Cons
- - Recently bought more memory. Still, with a "large" cooler (for I7 I bought the most fashionable of last year), the last one had to be removed to install memory. The memory slots are very close to the processor! A similar situation may arise with a "long" video card (with two video cards, it seems unlikely at all), when connecting a new hard drive, in the absence of a removable hdd-box. Or remove the card, or withdraw the entire fee. It will be difficult to insert new wires into the sata, in small cases. Although someone may have thin fingers, and the last remark will not be a problem! - Settings in UEFI fans, (three gradations), are not quite optimal! I did not notice the difference between optimal and productive at all. Difference (1-3 degrees). Firmware does not help. Software control does not work. Briefly speaking. You can sin on the fans. (Except for Zalmana for the processor, the rest (2) are from an old build. And they are many years old!) By manual tuning, you can achieve the optimal temperature / noise! - Small amount of maximum memory. It began to pick up, but these are the problems of choosing a budget board! - When installing an OS other than Windows 7, problems may occur. Checked in December. Tortured and remained at seven.
Pros
- Built-in WiFi. Manufacturing quality. Ivy support. USB 3.0 SATA III
Cons
- Didn't find any particular flaws. If only the presence of the entire 1st PS / 2 connector, but it's not scary.
Pros
- 1) stability 2) economy 3) assembly on the conscience 4) trouble-free operation
Cons
- There are none for me personally.) Although no, there is one) and only one) this is how USB 3.0 from ASMedia works) if it didn’t hang, it could even be used), otherwise you have to use only Intel’s and through the hub)
Pros
- -Functional. -Build quality. -Cooling. -Design. -ON. -UEFI BIOS, Smart Digi+ 3, Fan Xpert2 and many other goodies included :)
Cons
- -BIOS and software are still a bit raw, but as you know everything comes with time, so the guys from asus will polish everything to a shine. -Maybe for someone the price, but firstly, we are in 2022, and secondly, such boards are not cheap. (I took for 6380)
Pros
- Good performance for its price (including 8 sata (4xSATA3), PCI-e 3.0, 4 memory sticks, USB 3.0, etc.) Reliability. User friendly.
Cons
- Incompatibility with some memory and work with it at the first connection.
