Asus Unveils Its Family of Z87 Motherboards

Asus has taken the wraps of its new range of Z87 motherboards for Intel’s 4th Generation “Haswell” processors that will include mainstream products from Asus itself and offerings from the company’s specialized labels including The Ultimate Force (TUF), Republic of Gamers (ROG) and Workstation (WS).

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  • TonyCa
    Don't mean to jack the article, but more pictures and boards here:
    http://www.thinkcomputers.org/asuss-entire-z87-lineup-unveiled/
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  • JOSHSKORN
    I was wondering when I'd see this. I saw it earlier yesterday.
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  • senkyen
    Aesthetically I like the blue heatsinks of the current generation much more then this new pale yellow ones (not that it matter particularly as you don't really look at your mobo very often), but bigger heatsinks are always a plus if they are not too big and create problems with installing some beefier hardware.
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  • tului
    That gaudy gold color is like the color of a necklace a mafia guy from the 80s in a track suit would wear.
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  • ccovemaker
    The new gold look is lame but if I am reading that right having that stupid heat and dust collecting armor of the TUF series board as an option instead of a must is great.
    Ohh a Gryphon Z87 and a Corsair 350D,,, Umm the wheels are starting to turn in my head. Uber m-ATX rig.
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  • Kand
    look at those things that are faking gold...so ugly
    ASUS really screwed up this year with DELUXE motherboards
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  • christop
    Whats up with the cp30 board..
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  • NeeKo
    *DROOLS*
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  • Paulius Vaitkevicius
    Am I the only one who is slightly disappointed to see none of the boards have right-angled usb 3.0 ports?
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  • Paulius Vaitkevicius
    Am I the only one who is slightly disappointed to see none of the boards have right-angled usb 3.0 ports?
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