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ASUS ROG STRIX Z890-E GAMING WIFI Intel DDR5 PCIE 5.0 LGA 1851 ATX Motherboard - 90MB1IM0-M0EAY0, image 1 of 1

ASUS ROG STRIX Z890-E GAMING WIFI Intel DDR5 PCIE 5.0 LGA 1851 ATX Motherboard

Part number: 90MB1IM0-M0EAY0

From
£297.99
7 retailers
Usual price

In line with its usual price of £295 over the last 90 days.

Cheapest at Box
£297.99
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Specifications

ChipsetZ890
ColourBlack
Form FactorATX
Max Memory192 GB
MemoryDDR5
Memory Slots4
PCIe1 x PCIe 5.0 x16 slot (supports x16 or x8/x4/x4 modes) 1 x PCIe 4.0 x16 slot (supports x4 mode)
SocketLGA1851

Performance Benchmarks

Calculated Figures

Max Memory per Slot48GB
lowest 0median 48highest 256
192 GB max ÷ 4 slots

Calculated from this product's published specifications, not measured in testing. Ranked against other products in this category.

At a glance

ASUS ROG STRIX Z890-E GAMING WIFI Intel DDR5 PCIE 5.0 LGA 1851 ATX Motherboard is an ATX motherboard for LGA1851 processors, with the Z890 chipset and DDR5 memory support. It is listed at 7 UK shops, cheapest in stock at Box for £297.99 (checked 19 October 2026); in-stock prices run from £297.99 to £350.00. That is in line with its usual price of £295 over the last 90 days.

From the retailer

Intel Core Ultra compatible, LGA 1851 Socket, Z890, PCIe Gen 5, ATX, 4x DIMM slots, DDR5 8800MHz (OC), 7x M.2 , 4x SATA, 5Gb LAN, WIFI7, HDMI, DP, 10x USB Type-A, 4x USBType-C

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