Product Comparison: Gigabyte Z390 UD vs ASUS Prime Z390-P
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- I paired with an i5 and the processor ran with no issues.
- Excellent, average priced Ultra Durable board for intel processors.
- Great gaming motherboard. I have an I5 9600k and works brilliantly.
- Rock solid from the go. Blazing performance with the i5 9600k and gskill 3200 RAM.
- It will support 9th gen Intel chips if you want to upgrade ladder.
- If you want a mobo for 8th/9th gen Intel processor with m.2 capability look at this.
- It does an amazing job. It works well with my i7 9700K.
- Clean design, works well with 9th gen Intel Core CPUs. Lots of PCI-e expansion ports.
- Avoid if you have I7 or I9 CPU! This MBO is designed for I3 max I5, VRM is really cheap and bad.
- Overall board is decent but it was a little difficult to fit into an ATX sized case.
Gigabyte Z390 UD
ASUS Prime Z390-P
Gigabyte Z390 UD
ASUS Prime Z390-P
Gigabyte Z390 UD
ASUS Prime Z390-P
Gigabyte Z390 UD
ASUS Prime Z390-P
Gigabyte Z390 UD
ASUS Prime Z390-P
Gigabyte Z390 UD
ASUS Prime Z390-P
Gigabyte Z390 UD
ASUS Prime Z390-P
- The XMP profile of the memory had no issues at all.
- Plenty of slots for memory and expansion cards.
- Board works with my 3200MHz G.Skill Ripjaws 14 CAS memory.
- Motherboard only works with one stick of DDR4.
- RAM originally wouldn't work without issue beyond about 2666 MHz.
- I'm able to use all 4 RAM slots. The fan control in BIOS is very flexible.
- This board was used in a build with an i5 9600K and 3000MHz DDR4. The RAM slots are tight and works flawless.
- Works straight out of the box, recognized my RAM timing and clockspeed, as well as the CPU.
- Good motherboard with 4 of slots for RAM, maximum for 16GB each.
- The memory slots don't work. Two motherboards and the same issue.
Gigabyte Z390 UD
ASUS Prime Z390-P
- Plenty of sata ports for expandibility and also enough usb plus a m.2 key.
- All the ports were clearly-labelled, and even the slight bit of RGB lighting from the board is a nice touch.
- Good budget board with all the ports that I need. Highly recommend.
- I wish it had one or two more USB ports. Everything else is ok.
- The USB ports died a week after install. Total disappointment with this motherboard.
- This board has two M.2 slots. That's a primary reason I picked it.
- There are plenty of USB ports on the back panel and it works with the Sound Blaster Z pCIe card.
- It has got 2 slots for M.2 SSDs, which is good for expansion.
- Solid power delivery for entry level board, abundance of USB 3.x ports.
- Would've been nice to have wireless connectivity included.
- It was a joy building with the motherboard and also impressed with the build quality and features for a budget z390 mobo.
- Bios is easy to navigate. Board itself is quite protected and durable.
- There are on board graphics and sound if required.
- The components are high quality, good slot arrangement, good features.
- The audio output has a baseline static noise and louder interference from mouse and GPU activity.
- Setup was easy and ASUS's use of UEFI features to auto-preload the BIOS update software in to Windows is quite clever.
- Just two rather than four SATA cables provide - fair enough really.
- Easy to install and match with CPU, I now have a super fast PC to match my ultra broadband.
- It does support RGB lighting and suits my gaming PC.
- Comes with Realtek Gigabit network and basic Realtek ALC887 sound which has pretty decent sound.