Intel LGA 1700 Socket: Ready for 13th and 12th Gen Intel processors
Ultrafast Connectivity: PCIe 5.0, three PCIe 4.0 M.2, Realtek 2.5Gb Ethernet, USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C and Thunderbolt (USB4) header support
Comprehensive Cooling: VRM heatsink, M.2 heatsink, PCH heatsink, hybrid fan headers and Fan Xpert 2+
ASUS OptiMem: Careful routing of traces and vias to preserve signal integrity for improved memory stability
Aura Sync RGB Lighting: Onboard Addressable Gen 2 headers and Aura RGB headers for RGB LED strips, easily synced with Aura Sync-capable hardware
Specification: ASUS Prime H770-PLUS D4 Intel® H770(13th and 12th Gen) LGA 1700 ATX Motherboard with PCIe 5.0, 3xPCIe 4.0 M.2 Slots,DDR4,2.5Gb LAN,DisplayPort,…
Brand
ASUS
Ram Memory Technology
DDR4
Model
PRIME H770-PLUS D4
Model Name
PRIME H770-PLUS D4
Product Dimensions
33.02 x 26.67 x 5.33 cm, 1.09 Kilograms
Item model number
PRIME H770-PLUS D4
Memory Storage Capacity
128 GB
Memory Slots Available
4
Memory technology
DDR4
Manufacturer
ASUS
Graphics Card Interface
PCI Express
Processor Socket
LGA 1700
Compatible Devices
Personal Computer
Chipset Type
Intel H770
Number of items
1
Batteries Included
No
Batteries Required
No
Does it contain liquid?
No
Country of Origin
China
Item Weight
1 kg 90 g
4 reviews for ASUS Prime H770-PLUS D4 Intel® H770(13th and 12th Gen) LGA 1700 ATX Motherboard with PCIe 5.0, 3xPCIe 4.0 M.2 Slots,DDR4,2.5Gb LAN,DisplayPort,…
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Anonymous –
My aging game system that I built over 20 years ago was brutally slow. I don’t use the PC for gaming and have not for over a decade, having switched to a Playstation 3 on my son-in-law’s recommendation just after I built the PC. I’ve upgraded to a PS4 then PS5 over the years since. But I’ve used the PC as a programming workstation, SQL Server & webserver for years. Earlier this year I decided to do a motherboard / cpu / memory upgrade on the PC, basically starting from scratch. I’d already upgraded the case, power supply & memory over the years but the tech on my motherboard and cpu was old – really old. This motherboard, a 12th gen i7 & 16 gigs of new memory and everything is much more responsive. Zero log jams on either server running on the same machine. The install for this motherboard was the simplest build I’ve ever done. Everything basically snapped together & was up and running without any further hassle than a simple bios upgrade. I installed it 4 months ago and could not be happier.
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Eddie R. –
I installed Win 11 which is 64 bit only. I went to the support site to download the chipset drivers. I picked Win11 as my OS. But it only had the 32bit driver which kept giving a compatibility error. I had to install Armury Crate to get the hardware drivers installed. Who in the world would use a 32bit OS on a 13th gen intel CPU??!!!!
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David –
The VRM cooling on this board is ABYSMAL, you will want to look elsewhere for peak performance. I bought this specifically because I did not feel that paying more than $180 for a motherboard is reasonable.
Edit: I returned the board and purchased an MSI Z790 board that has real VRM cooling. Only get this board if you have no intentions of running your CPU above say, 200 watts at absolute most.
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Peterruz –
The media could not be loaded.
Works pretty good but hard to configure by even an expert. Read the manual on this one . The PCIe 5 slot will not work unless properly enabled on the bios . PCIe 4 storage interface must be configured as well. Neither I or a a local tech where able to build an array as the disks kept disconnecting and disappearing . Once configure as individual disks the system works well runs rather hot and very resent passmark scores in all but memory . Top 70% to 92% based in component . 90 percentile over all. I like it better than MSI boards I tested . This is my top high end pc build
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Anonymous –
My aging game system that I built over 20 years ago was brutally slow. I don’t use the PC for gaming and have not for over a decade, having switched to a Playstation 3 on my son-in-law’s recommendation just after I built the PC. I’ve upgraded to a PS4 then PS5 over the years since. But I’ve used the PC as a programming workstation, SQL Server & webserver for years. Earlier this year I decided to do a motherboard / cpu / memory upgrade on the PC, basically starting from scratch. I’d already upgraded the case, power supply & memory over the years but the tech on my motherboard and cpu was old – really old. This motherboard, a 12th gen i7 & 16 gigs of new memory and everything is much more responsive. Zero log jams on either server running on the same machine. The install for this motherboard was the simplest build I’ve ever done. Everything basically snapped together & was up and running without any further hassle than a simple bios upgrade. I installed it 4 months ago and could not be happier.
Eddie R. –
I installed Win 11 which is 64 bit only. I went to the support site to download the chipset drivers. I picked Win11 as my OS. But it only had the 32bit driver which kept giving a compatibility error. I had to install Armury Crate to get the hardware drivers installed. Who in the world would use a 32bit OS on a 13th gen intel CPU??!!!!
David –
The VRM cooling on this board is ABYSMAL, you will want to look elsewhere for peak performance. I bought this specifically because I did not feel that paying more than $180 for a motherboard is reasonable.
Edit: I returned the board and purchased an MSI Z790 board that has real VRM cooling. Only get this board if you have no intentions of running your CPU above say, 200 watts at absolute most.
Peterruz –
The media could not be loaded.
Works pretty good but hard to configure by even an expert. Read the manual on this one . The PCIe 5 slot will not work unless properly enabled on the bios . PCIe 4 storage interface must be configured as well. Neither I or a a local tech where able to build an array as the disks kept disconnecting and disappearing . Once configure as individual disks the system works well runs rather hot and very resent passmark scores in all but memory . Top 70% to 92% based in component . 90 percentile over all. I like it better than MSI boards I tested . This is my top high end pc build