Gigabyte Z590 Aorus Master Review
Introduction
To say that Gigabyte have a motherboard to suit every single demand, price range, format and feature set is almost underselling it. We can count fifteen different takes on the Z590 formula. Whilst it would be easy to just go all in with whatever their flagship is, something more in line with what people will actually buy is more important we feel, thus the Z590 Aorus Master is one of the three Gigabyte models we have for you today.
The Gigabyte Aorus range has absolutely revitalised the brand. They would be the to admit that around the Z170 era they lost their way a little bit, but a wholesale shift in their focus and ethos has once again brought them back to the front of the pack. The combination of high quality components, excellent designs and a full suite of user friendly features are extremely attractive in whatever type of hardware to which that philosophy is applied.
Although there are models above the Aorus Master in their range we’ve always felt it offers the best combination of feature set and pricing for the enthusiast who wants something a little better than an average product would give you. Let’s find out what the newest model, the Z590 Aorus Master, brings to the table.
Technical Specifications
We will be covering all of this in a moment when we take our trademark tour around the motherboard in close up detail. However, there is nothing like having all the important information available to you in a single image, and we know that many of you are too impatient to wait a few pages to discover what the Aorus Master brings to the party.
Fan Headers
Whilst many modern chassis come with fan extension boards it is always nice to know that you can utilise just the motherboard for all your cooling needs, if only because you can control them easier. The Master has 10 PWM fan headers to go along with the 8 temperature sensors. Even the most fan heavy system build is catered to by the newest addition to the Gigabyte Aorus range.
