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Biostar Z87X 3D ATX motherboard with I/O shield

Biostar

Biostar Z87X 3D motherboard accessory

SKU CH-T5XH-J1TTZ

An Intel Z87 ATX board with HDMI, SATA 6Gb/s and USB 3.0 for LGA 1150 CPUs

  • LGA 1150 socket fits compatible Intel processors
  • Z87 chipset provides core platform features
  • SATA connectivity for storage drives
  • USB 3.0 ports enable fast data transfer

Z87X 3D ATX motherboard for LGA 1150

The Biostar Z87X 3D is an ATX motherboard built on the Intel Z87 chipset for LGA 1150 processors. It provides HDMI video output, SATA 6Gb/s ports and USB 3.0 headers. The BIOS has been updated to the latest version and the board has been tested. Only the motherboard and I/O shield are included.

Enthusiasts seeking overclocking features on a Z87

This board suits builders who want a Z87-based platform with integrated graphics support and high-speed SATA connectivity. It is not for buyers who need a newer socket or chipset, those requiring onboard Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, or anyone looking for a bundle that includes screws, cables or additional accessories.

Highlights

  • LGA 1150 socket fits compatible Intel processors
  • Z87 chipset provides core platform features
  • SATA connectivity for storage drives
  • USB 3.0 ports enable fast data transfer

Specifications

ModelZ87X

Questions about this item

Does the Biostar Z87X 3D motherboard fit a standard ATX case and use LGA 1150 mounting holes?

Yes, the board follows the ATX form factor and uses the standard LGA 1150 socket mounting pattern, so it aligns with regular ATX standoffs and cooler brackets.

What is the most common mistake when installing this motherboard?

Forgetting to install the included I/O shield before seating the board, and overlooking the separate request for mounting screws since only the motherboard and shield are supplied.

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