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ASUS PRIME Z690-A LGA1700 Motherboard Review

BossMac Suba by BossMac Suba
November 17, 2021
in CPU & Motherboards
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4. BIOS Walkthrough

  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. PRIME Z690-A Packaging and Box Contents
  • 3. PRIME Z690-A Design and Layout
  • 4. BIOS Walkthrough
  • 5. Test Setup and Methodology
  • 6. Storage and Network Interface Testing
  • 7. Performance Testing – Synthetic
  • 8. Performance Testing – Gaming
  • 9. Overclocking Experience
  • 10. Power Draw & Temperature
  • 11. User Experience & Conclusion
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ASUS’ UEFI BIOS for their PRIME line features both Advanced and Easy mode interfaces for new and advanced users. Easy mode shows key features that show clear the toggles you can change to change various settings like XMP or Fan Control. Shifting to advance, the interface presents a larger menu drien system, something familiar to many ASUS users for many years now. This interface is the one they use in all their modern boards, with the looks and amount of features varying between motherboard line.

The ASUS PRIME line is a basic motherboard line and is aimed at general users and system builders but the BIOS options are quite rich allowing fine control with a wide array of options for fine control. OC options are actually quite rich, with ASUS actually positioning the majority of the Z690 boards for enthusiasts this makes a lot of sense. For controlling further board options, advance menu options allow changing various features on the board as well.

ASUS PRIME Z690-A LGA1700 Motherboard Review - ASUS PRIME Z690-A
ASUS PRIME Z690-A LGA1700 Motherboard Review - ASUS PRIME Z690-A
ASUS PRIME Z690-A LGA1700 Motherboard Review - ASUS PRIME Z690-A
ASUS PRIME Z690-A LGA1700 Motherboard Review - ASUS PRIME Z690-A
ASUS PRIME Z690-A LGA1700 Motherboard Review - ASUS PRIME Z690-A
ASUS PRIME Z690-A LGA1700 Motherboard Review - ASUS PRIME Z690-A
ASUS PRIME Z690-A LGA1700 Motherboard Review - ASUS PRIME Z690-A
ASUS PRIME Z690-A LGA1700 Motherboard Review - ASUS PRIME Z690-A
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ASUS PRIME Z690-A LGA1700 Motherboard Review - ASUS PRIME Z690-A
ASUS PRIME Z690-A LGA1700 Motherboard Review - ASUS PRIME Z690-A

This motherboard was tested using BIOS version 0403. ASUS did not make any update available prior to launch, if any was available.

4. BIOS Walkthrough

  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. PRIME Z690-A Packaging and Box Contents
  • 3. PRIME Z690-A Design and Layout
  • 4. BIOS Walkthrough
  • 5. Test Setup and Methodology
  • 6. Storage and Network Interface Testing
  • 7. Performance Testing – Synthetic
  • 8. Performance Testing – Gaming
  • 9. Overclocking Experience
  • 10. Power Draw & Temperature
  • 11. User Experience & Conclusion
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  1. Marcin says:
    11 months ago

    What does it mean that this is not gaming board? What does it miss?

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    • BossMac Suba says:
      11 months ago

      It states that it “not a gaming or creator motherboard… and that is fine” which means its not particularly geared for both BUT honestly, it works well for either. Board makers tune gaming boards for higher performance e.g. higher boosts versus Intel stock but that’s pretty marginal. Other than that, not so much in “gamer”-ey features like a ton of RGB connectors and boosted audio or LAN.

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