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ASUS Z370-DRAGON Intel motherboard LGA 1151 Z370 DDR4 64GB ATX
An LGA 1151 ATX motherboard with the Intel Z370 chipset supporting up to 64GB of DDR4 memory
- CPU Socket TypeLGA 1151
- ChipsetIntel Z370
- Maximum Memory Supported64GB
- Supports up to 64GB DDR4 memory for high-capacity builds
- Intel Z370 chipset enables 8th generation Core processor support
- LGA 1151 socket fits compatible Intel CPUs
- ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases
- Includes SATA cable and I/O shield for basic installation
Socket LGA 1151 ATX platform
The ASUS Z370-DRAGON is an ATX motherboard built around the Intel Z370 chipset and the LGA 1151 socket. It supports DDR4 memory up to a total of 64 GB. The board is supplied new with a chassis I/O back panel and one SATA cable.
Builders using 8th or 9th generation Intel Core CPUs
This motherboard suits builders assembling a system around a compatible LGA 1151 processor who need a full-size ATX layout. It will not suit anyone whose processor requires a different socket, nor builders who need integrated Wi-Fi or additional M.2 slots beyond what the Z370 chipset natively provides.
64 GB DDR4 memory ceiling
The maximum supported memory capacity is 64 GB across the available DDR4 slots. This figure determines whether the board can meet the needs of workloads that demand large system memory, such as content creation or virtualisation. Populating all slots with compatible modules is required to reach this limit.
Highlights
- Supports up to 64GB DDR4 memory for high-capacity builds
- Intel Z370 chipset enables 8th generation Core processor support
- LGA 1151 socket fits compatible Intel CPUs
- ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases
- Includes SATA cable and I/O shield for basic installation
Specifications
| Brand | ASUS |
|---|---|
| Model | ASUS Z370-DRAGON |
| CPU Socket Type | LGA 1151 |
| Chipset | Intel Z370 |
| Maximum Memory Supported | 64GB |
Questions about this item
Will I need to replace the CMOS battery later?
The box includes a metal battery already fitted, so no separate CMOS cell is required at purchase.
What limits sustained use first on this Z370 board?
The chipset has no active cooler, so thermal throttling of the PCH will appear before any other bottleneck during long heavy loads.
How much noise and heat should I expect when the system runs all day?
With no chipset fan and only a single SATA cable supplied, the board produces minimal noise and stays at modest temperatures during continuous operation.
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