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Gigabyte has registered 40 names for 24 Z990 motherboard models in a database filing, reports say. These boards are intended for Intel Nova Lake CPUs using the LGA1954 socket.
Gigabyte has registered 40 motherboard names across 24 distinct Z990 models in the Eurasian Economic Union database, reports say. These motherboards are designed for Intel Nova Lake CPUs and will use the LGA1954 socket. The lineup includes ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX, and E-ATX designs.
The registered names cover several product tiers, including the Aorus Extreme, Master, Pro, Elite, Stealth, Eagle, and DS3H series. The filing also contains registrations for some B760 motherboards, reports say.
Not all registered models are guaranteed to be released, and some may launch under different names or branding, reports say. The database filing does not provide specific launch dates for these products.
Via Eurasian Economic Union ↗, VideoCardz ↗ · Also from Overclock3D ↗, Club386 ↗
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