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I own two of these. I overclocked a pair of G4400 dual-core Skylake Pentium CPUs in them. Got them up to around 4.5Ghz @ 1.400V or so. (The start of the "danger zone", according to the mobo.)
Pretty decent board, haven't had any compatibility or reliability issues with it.
Has one "Ultra M.2 (32Gbit/sec)" port on it, and two PCI-E x16 slots (one x16 3.0, from CPU, one x4, unsure whether PCI-E 2.0 or 3.0, from chipset). Does NOT support SLI, only Crossfire.
A budget Z170 for sure, but doesn't seem bad to me.
Note: I use a 7950 3GB card, and not the onboard audio, so I can't really comment on the quality of that. It does have an Intel LAN controller though, which I've found is pretty decent.
I own two of these. I overclocked a pair of G4400 dual-core Skylake Pentium CPUs in them. Got them up to around 4.5Ghz @ 1.400V or so. (The start of the "danger zone", according to the mobo.)
Pretty decent board, haven't had any compatibility or reliability issues with it.
Has one "Ultra M.2 (32Gbit/sec)" port on it, and two PCI-E x16 slots (one x16 3.0, from CPU, one x4, unsure whether PCI-E 2.0 or 3.0, from chipset). Does NOT support SLI, only Crossfire.
A budget Z170 for sure, but doesn't seem bad to me.
Note: I use a 7950 3GB card, and not the onboard audio, so I can't really comment on the quality of that. It does have an Intel LAN controller though, which I've found is pretty decent.
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