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Asus Z890 motherboards emerge at a U.S. retailer — pricing starts at $280 and goes over $1,000
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My strategy for buying boards was always to start from the cheapest ones, and go up, until it satisfies my needs in IO and features. I genuinely don’t get why some people buy the top-end part, with a 4090, just to play league of legends, and never use a single feature they laid for