GIGABYTE Z590 UD AC (LGA 1200/ Intel Z590/ ATX/Triple M.2/ PCIe 4.0/ USB 3.2 Gen 2/ Intel Wireless-AC/ 2.5GbE LAN/Motherboard)

I installed an intel i7-10700KF and 32GB (2x16) of Mushkin DDR4 3600 on the board (MRC4U360JNNM16GX2). It fired right up, no issues. No overclocking yet but great features to do so.When installing 2 sticks of memory on this board, make sure to use slots A2 and B2 and not the other ones. By doing so will allow XMP to work without issues.There are five SATA ports on board. SATA port 1 shares bandwidth with the middle M.2 slot. FYI moment.Qflash bios works great. Just put the file on a USB thumb drive and plug it into the red Qflash USB port. Access the file through Qflash in bios. Piece of cake.I've used many different motherboard manufacturers .... this Gigabyte is working great so far. The bios is very well laid out. Overall, very satisfied ....

This board is perfect for a budget build. I have a for i5 11th gen and it runs perfectly, I also have a Rx 6600 in it. The only problem I’ve had is that there aren’t enough 3 pin headers, it only has 2, so make sure to get a fan hub if you really care about that.

I have had this board for a few weeks now and have only run into one problem. For some reason this board does not like the RADEON PRO graphics cards. The computer will not sleep or stay shut down with these GUPs installed. I do not know if the trouble lies with the MB or the GUPs.Otherwise the MB is working great.

When first installing the board, be prepared for disappointment when you first hit the power button and no video appears, potentially for a few MINUTES. It's enough to convince a builder such as myself that you have a compatibility problem or bad installation/product and start second-guessing things. Not what you want, and so odd given older Gigabyte boards with 4th generation Intel CPU's can not only post but boot orders of magnitude faster than these new ones. Once everything is ironed out they still are about half as fast to boot. Once Windows is running, performance is what it should be and with the Samsung 980 Pro 1TB NVME I installed sequential reads are over 7GB/sec which is all great, it just seems like even with the BIOS upgrades I did it still isn't ironed out. After I did the BIOS upgrade things reset and it again took minutes (and I believe a soft power cycle or two indicating invalid timing or config of some sort). Looks like build quality is solid and it should last a while once you get it on its feet (after which, leave it alone!)

Llevo 8 meses con ella y no me ha dado ningún problema

I bought the Gigabyte Z590 UD AC Motherboard. When installing it the power connectors on board the motherboard were unable to power up. I thought it was my PC’s power button headers, so I tried another case. It did not work. Best Buy’s Geek Squad has determined the board to defective.

used it to build my son's computer no problems so far

easy to install