ASUS motherboards specifications.
Motherboards Specs >> ASUSAsus V1605I-IM-A |
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 | Form Factor: Mini ITX Processors supported: 1 Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 64 GB |
 Asus V1605I-IM-A |
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Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Hero ROG CROSSHAIR VIII HERO (WI-FI |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: Socket AM4 Processors supported: 1 Number of memory slots: 4 Maximum memory: 128 GB |
| Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Hero ROG CROSSHAIR VIII HERO (WI-FI |
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Asus ROG ROG MAXIMUS IX FORMULA |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: Socket H4 LGA-1151 Processors supported: 1 Number of memory slots: 4 Maximum memory: 64 GB |
| Asus ROG ROG MAXIMUS IX FORMULA |
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Asus Prime PRIME X299-A II |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: Socket R4 LGA-2066 Processors supported: 1 Number of memory slots: 8 Maximum memory: 256 GB |
| Asus Prime PRIME X299-A II |
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Asus ROG ROG MAXIMUS IX EXTREME |
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 | Form Factor: Extended ATX Socket: Socket H4 LGA-1151 Processors supported: 1 Number of memory slots: 4 Maximum memory: 64 GB |
| Asus ROG ROG MAXIMUS IX EXTREME |
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Asus ProArt 90MB14E0-M0AAY0 |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: Socket LGA-1200 Processors supported: 1 Number of memory slots: 4 Maximum memory: 128 GB |
| Asus ProArt 90MB14E0-M0AAY0 |
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Asus Q370I-IM-A |
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 | Form Factor: Mini ITX Socket: Socket H4 LGA-1151 Processors supported: 1 Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 64 GB |
| Asus Q370I-IM-A |
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Asus ROG Strix 90MB1140-M0AAY0 |
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 | Form Factor: Mini ITX Socket: Socket AM4 Processors supported: 9 Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 64 GB |
| Asus ROG Strix 90MB1140-M0AAY0 |
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Asus ProArt PROART Z490-CREATOR 10G |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: Socket LGA-1200 Processors supported: 1 Number of memory slots: 4 Maximum memory: 128 GB |
| Asus ProArt PROART Z490-CREATOR 10G |
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Asus Q370I-IM-A R2.0 |
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 | Form Factor: Mini ITX Socket: Socket H4 LGA-1151 Processors supported: 1 Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 64 GB |
| Asus Q370I-IM-A R2.0 |
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Asus ROG Strix ROG STRIX X570-I GAM |
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 | Form Factor: Mini ITX Socket: Socket AM4 Processors supported: 9 Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 64 GB |
| Asus ROG Strix ROG STRIX X570-I GAM |
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Asus ROG Strix 90MB12Y0-M0AAY0 |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: Socket LGA-1200 Processors supported: 1 Number of memory slots: 4 Maximum memory: 128 GB |
| Asus ROG Strix 90MB12Y0-M0AAY0 |
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Asus Prime 90MB1390-M0AAY0 |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: Socket LGA-1200 Processors supported: 1 Number of memory slots: 4 Maximum memory: 128 GB |
| Asus Prime 90MB1390-M0AAY0 |
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Asus N420S-IM-AA |
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 | Form Factor: 3.5" SBC Socket: Socket BGA-1296 Processors supported: 1 Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 8 GB |
| Asus N420S-IM-AA |
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Asus E395S-IM-AA |
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 | Form Factor: 3.5" SBC Socket: Socket BGA-1296 |
| Asus E395S-IM-AA |
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Asus ROG Strix ROG Strix X470-I Gaming |
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 | Form Factor: Mini ITX Socket: Socket AM4 Processors supported: 1 Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 32 GB |
| Asus ROG Strix ROG Strix X470-I Gaming |
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Asus E394S-IM-AA |
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| Form Factor: 3.5" SBC Socket: Socket BGA-1296 |
| Asus E394S-IM-AA |
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Asus E393S-IM-AA |
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| Form Factor: 3.5" SBC Socket: Socket BGA-1296 Processors supported: 1 Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 8 GB |
| Asus E393S-IM-AA |
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Asus Prime PRIME Z590-P WIFI |
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| Form Factor: ATX Socket: Socket LGA-1200 Processors supported: 1 Number of memory slots: 4 Maximum memory: 128 GB |
| Asus Prime PRIME Z590-P WIFI |
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Asus ROG Strix 90MB15J0-M0AAY0 |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: Socket AM4 Processors supported: 1 Number of memory slots: 4 Maximum memory: 128 GB |
| Asus ROG Strix 90MB15J0-M0AAY0 |
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