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Asus Z77-A (Z77) Motherboard Review

Even though this is a budget board, its nice to see that Asus have left in a lot of the UEFI BIOS features that sometimes get missed out on lower end boards – especially for overclocking. Whilst this is not primarily an overclocking board, it’s always beneficial to give the CPU that little release of hidden power, even it is to 4.2GHz.

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