ASUS TUF Gaming Z690-Plus D4 (LGA 1700, Intel Z690H, ATX)

ASUS TUF Gaming Z690-Plus D4

LGA 1700, Intel Z690H, ATX

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yanover

2 years ago

I just bought this motherboard, with an i7-13700k processor, the orange DRAM led is on when I boot the PC. After testing each component separately, I wonder if this is not due to the fact that this motherboard does not natively support 13th generation processors. I have read in several places that a BIOS update is required to run a 13th generation processor. Can you give me more information?

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Joe Waschl

2 years ago

....go through all the points here in the support video...if it doesn't work then....send it back....https://www.asus.com/de/support/FAQ/1042678/

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Tl_Baceline

2 years ago

Hello Digitec, are there frequent requests because the audio card on the board does not work properly (crackling sound) that can be resolved? Or is my board a defective product?

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sir_aubi

2 years ago

I have been using the board since Feb. 2022 and have had no problems so far. I also had the crackling in the audio in the past (with other boards), with audio via the jack plug 3.5mm, if this is somewhat defective. You notice this when you move the cable or turn the plug. It then crackles and is also gone in certain positions. Interference with electricity can also be the reason. So far, as mentioned, no problems with this board.

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counterterror

2 years ago

Good day I have an Alienware r4 with intel i7 4820k cpu 3.70ghz And with 16 gb ddr3 ram I would like to install a new motherboard because my old one is broken and the pc still runs great (DYING LIGHT 2 2k ultra 60fps). Can anyone here recommend me a good and future oriented motherboard? Would be ideal if the old hardware would fit best with ddr4

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Clasa84

2 years ago

Hi Counterterror, you can't keep the old hardware anyway, except for the case, memory and possibly the power supply. Finally, the question is what you are willing to pay, for a start I would currently rather go for a B660 board with Ddr4 and a 12400(f). However, it is difficult to take this with you, as you don't really know what connections are available for another board/HW. With the housing of such ready-made PCs it is also not always a matter of course that normal ATX or other sizes of mainboards fit in. You will also need a new CPU cooling system, the one from the 4820k will definitely not fit (at least not without adaptation), since the 12th Intel generation uses socket 1700. Best regards