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Supermicro C9Z490-PGW Review

Supermicro C9Z490-PGW Review

Posted on November 17, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Supermicro is best known to most for server hardware. But over the last few years, the company has dipped its toes in the gaming realm. We’ve seen X99 and X299, as well as Z170 through Z390-based motherboards from the company, culminating with the C9Z490-PGW we have for review today. Like past iterations, the C9Z490-PGW board contains server-level features including PXE boot, four PCIe slots served by a PLX chip, in addition to parts and features we expect on a gaming motherboard.
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