Gigabyte Z590 AORUS MASTER Motherboard Review

How Much Does it Cost?

Currently coming in at around £409/$409 the Z590 AORUS MASTER has a lot going for it. Motherboards seem to be getting more and more expensive with every new release. However, we are getting more advances and features so maybe it’s justified?

Overview

While the price may put some off, this board is designed to offer Gamer’s everything they need from the new Z590 chipset, especially when paired with Intel’s 11th Gen CPUs. Coming with an abundance of features, connections and headers all in a very aesthetically pleasing design, the Z590 AORUS MASTER has something for everyone.

Build Quality & Design

90A Power Phases, a Digital PWM Controller, advanced thermal design and next-generation connectivity are just some of the things to consider when considering the Z590 AORUS MASTER as your next motherboard. Overall, Gigabyte has done a great job at making this a high-end board that should see enthusiast and gamer’s alike through their battles with ease. Whether you want to have a play with overclocking or want those all-important extra frames when gaming, the Z590 AORUS MASTER has you covered.

Performance

Across all our testing, results were fairly consistent. To me, this is great to see as it means most of the motherboards are utilizing the new 11th Gen CPUs and Z590 chipset as much as possible. The Z590 AORUS MASTER is no different and found itself sitting with the rest of the boards we tested result wise.

Added Value

AORUS boards really do ooze quality these days in most cases and today’s board is no exception. The advanced power delivery design and coupled thermal reducing measures are going to make this board a must-have. I mean, 18 Phase 90A Smart Power Stages is going to give us some of the most stable and efficient power delivery across the board we will see.

Should I Buy One?

Only if you want the best from your motherboard. The Z590 AORUS MASTER is going to offer users damn near anything they will need to gain an advantage over their foes on the way into battle. It really is worth your hard-earned money and the fact it is pleasing to look at is just an added bonus.