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Intel Z590 Motherboard Pricing Detailed by ASUS, ASRock, and MSI

Intel’s 11th Gen Rocket Lake-S CPUs are slated to launch at the end of this quarter with an aim to take back the gaming crown from AMD. A new core architecture along with even higher boost clocks are two key highlights of Intel’s new processors. However, with every new CPU family, there’s usually a new chipset and therefore, a new motherboard lineup from different board partners.

Three of Intel’s primary partners have confirmed the pricing of their next-gen Z590 offerings. These include MSI, ASUS, and ASRock. Both the US and EU pricing has been detailed, and they’re as follows:

Motherboard Name MSRP is USD MSRP in Euro
MEG Z590 GODLIKE 1019 999
MEG Z590 ACE 489 479
MEG Z590 UNIFY 389 379
MEG Z590I UNIFY 329 319
MPG Z590 Gaming Carbon WiFi 324 314
MPG Z590 Gaming Force 314 310
MPG Z590 Gaming EDGE WiFi 284 279
MPG Z590 Gaming PLUS 264 260
MAH Z590 TOMOHAWK WiFi 239 235
MAG Z590 TORPEDO 229 225
Z590 PRO WiFi 209 205
Z590-A PRO 189 185
Motherboard Name MSRP in Euros Availability
ROG MAXIMUS XIII EXTREME GLACIAL 1516 Q1 / 2021
ROG MAXIMUS XIII EXTREME 960 Q1 / 2021
ROG MAXIMUS XIII HERO 505 Beginning of February 2021
ROG MAXIMUS XIII APEX 505 Q1 / 2021
ROG STRIX Z590-E GAMING WIFI 378 Beginning of February 2021
ROG STRIX Z590-F GAMING WIFI 341 Beginning of February 2021
ROG STRIX Z590-A GAMING WIFI 328 Beginning of February 2021
ROG STRIX Z590-I GAMING WIFI 378 Q1 / 2021
PRIME Z590-A 277 Beginning of February 2021
TUF GAMING Z590-PLUS WIFI 252 Beginning of February 2021
TUF GAMING Z590-PLUS 239 Q1 / 2021
PRIME Z590-P 201 Q1 / 2021
PRIME Z590M-PLUS 189 Q1 / 2021
Motherboard Name MSRP in USD
Z590 Taichi $429.99 US
Z590 PG Velocita $289.99 US
Z590 Extreme4 $224.99 US
Z590 Steel Legend WiFi 6E $209.99 US
Z590 Steel Legend $194.99 US

As you can see, the Z590 boards start at around just $200 and go as high as $1,500+. Most of the popular enthusiast products such as the Z4590 Taichi, ROG Maximus Hero, and Apex, and the MSI MEG ACE cost around the $500 mark just like their X570 counterparts. The absolute top-end parts do, however, come at a rather ridiculous premium. (adrianflux.co.uk) You should be able to buy a Z590 board starting from early Feb or perhaps even by the end of this month.

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Areej Syed

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