ASUS and GIGABYTE Register a Wide Range of Intel Z890 Motherboards with the EEC

ASUS and GIGABYTE have both recently registered an extensive list of upcoming Intel Z890 motherboards with the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC), signaling an impending market release. For ASUS, the registrations indicate that the new models will be revealed on October 10, with the official launch scheduled for October 24. GIGABYTE’s registrations also point to a variety of new Z890 offerings that are expected to hit the market soon. This wave of registrations showcases a large selection of motherboards catering to different user needs, from gaming enthusiasts to professional content creators.

ASUS Expands Its Motherboard Lineup Across Multiple Series

ASUS has registered 29 new motherboards across various product series, demonstrating its commitment to delivering a comprehensive selection for all types of users. These boards span the ROG MAXIMUS, ROG STRIX, TUF GAMING, PRIME, and other series, ensuring there is a Z890 motherboard to suit every type of build.

ROG MAXIMUS Series

The ROG MAXIMUS series, known for its high-end features and exceptional build quality, has received several new additions. These include:

• ROG MAXIMUS Z890 EXTREME
• ROG MAXIMUS Z890 FORMULA
• ROG MAXIMUS Z890 APEX
• ROG MAXIMUS Z890 APEX ENCORE
• ROG MAXIMUS Z890 HERO
• ROG MAXIMUS Z890 DARK HERO
• ROG MAXIMUS Z890 HERO BTF

These motherboards are targeted at enthusiasts looking for the absolute best in performance, overclocking potential, and premium design. The inclusion of models like the EXTREME and APEX highlights ASUS’ focus on delivering robust options for overclockers, while the HERO lineup appeals to gamers and creators alike.

ROG STRIX Series

The ROG STRIX series offers a range of motherboards aimed at high-performance gaming while maintaining a balance between price and features. The new Z890 models include:

• ROG STRIX Z890-E GAMING WIFI
• ROG STRIX Z890-F GAMING WIFI
• ROG STRIX Z890-A GAMING WiFi
• ROG STRIX Z890-H GAMING WIFI
• ROG STRIX Z890-I GAMING WiFi

With options for both ATX and mini-ITX form factors, this series ensures that gamers have access to high-quality boards for compact and full-sized gaming rigs. The inclusion of WiFi across the entire lineup enhances their appeal, especially for users who prioritize wireless connectivity.

TUF GAMING Series

For users who want reliable performance without breaking the bank, the TUF GAMING series offers sturdy, battle-tested motherboards designed for durability. New entries include:

• TUF GAMING Z890-PRO WIFI
• TUF GAMING Z890-PLUS WIFI
• TUF GAMING Z890-BTF WIFI

These boards offer a balance between performance and affordability, making them perfect for gamers who need dependable performance at a reasonable price point.

AYW and PRIME Series

ASUS has also expanded its AYW and PRIME series with models such as:

• Z890-AYW OC WIFI
• Z890-AYW WIFI W
• PRIME Z890-A WIFI
• PRIME Z890-P
• PRIME Z890-P-CSM
• PRIME Z890-V
• PRIME Z890M-PLUS

These boards cater to mainstream users and professionals, offering excellent value for those who need stable, efficient systems for day-to-day tasks.

ProArt and Other Series

For creators and professionals, ASUS has added the PROART Z890-CREATOR WIFI and PRO WS Z890 to its lineup. These motherboards offer features tailored for content creation, such as enhanced connectivity, high-speed storage support, and reliable power delivery for demanding workloads. Other models, like the Z890 GAMING WIFI7, round out ASUS’ extensive offerings for diverse computing needs.

GIGABYTE Unveils New AORUS and Non-AORUS Models

GIGABYTE has also registered 18 new Z890 motherboards across both its AORUS and non-AORUS lines. The AORUS series, designed for high-performance gaming and overclocking, includes:

AORUS Series (ATX Form Factor)

• Z890 AORUS XTREME AI TOP
• Z890 AORUS TACHYON ICE
• Z890 AORUS MASTER AI TOP
• Z890 AORUS MASTER
• Z890 AORUS PRO ICE
• Z890 AORUS ELITE WIFI7
• Z890 AORUS ELITE WIFI7 ICE
• Z890 AORUS ELITE X ICE

These motherboards are expected to feature premium components, top-notch cooling solutions, and advanced overclocking capabilities. The inclusion of models like the XTREME and TACHYON reinforces GIGABYTE’s focus on catering to extreme performance enthusiasts.

AORUS Series (Non-ATX Form Factor)

In addition to the ATX models, GIGABYTE has also introduced mini-ITX and micro-ATX boards, such as:

• Z890M AORUS ELITE WIFI7
• Z890M AORUS ELITE WIFI7 ICE
• Z890I AORUS ULTRA

These compact options provide flexibility for users building small form factor PCs, without sacrificing high-end features like WiFi 7 support.

Non-AORUS Series

GIGABYTE’s non-AORUS lineup is aimed at more budget-conscious users who still require solid performance. This series includes models like:

• Z890 AERO G
• Z890 AI TOP
• Z890 EAGLE WIFI7
• Z890 GAMING X WIFI7
• Z890 OUT
• Z890 OUT WIFI6E

The AERO and EAGLE models are tailored for professionals and gamers, offering features that balance performance and affordability, while the GAMING X boards provide excellent value for gamers on a budget.

Anticipated Features and Market Impact

With these new Z890 motherboards, both ASUS and GIGABYTE are expected to offer support for the latest Intel processors, DDR5 memory, PCIe 5.0, and advanced networking options such as WiFi 6E and WiFi 7. The sheer variety of models ensures that users across different segments—from casual gamers to extreme overclockers—will have access to a board that meets their needs.

The registration of these boards with the EEC is a strong indicator that they will be officially announced soon, likely coinciding with Intel’s upcoming CPU launch. Both ASUS and GIGABYTE have built a reputation for delivering high-quality motherboards, and their new Z890 offerings are poised to continue this legacy.

These releases are expected to generate significant interest in the gaming and PC-building communities, with enthusiasts eager to see how these new models perform in terms of overclocking potential, connectivity, and overall design. As October approaches, more detailed specifications and pricing information are likely to emerge, setting the stage for the next wave of high-performance computing hardware.

Sources: ITHome