Tuesday, November 20th 2012
EVGA Z77 Stinger Mini-ITX Motherboard Goes on Sale
Announced back in September, EVGA's Z77 Stinger motherboard has now (finally) become available, in the US (Europe will get it very soon). This mini-ITX offers support for Intel LGA1155 processors and features a 7+1 power design, two DDR3-2133 memory slots, two SATA 6.0 Gbps and two SATA 3.0 Gbps ports, one PCIex 16 and one Mini PCIe slot, Gigabit Ethernet, 7.1-channel audio, four USB 3.0 ports, two eSATA connectors, and both HDMI and mini DisplayPort outputs.
The Z77 Stinger costs $199.99 and can be found here.
The Z77 Stinger costs $199.99 and can be found here.
39 Comments on EVGA Z77 Stinger Mini-ITX Motherboard Goes on Sale
The layout on the EVGA resembles the ASUS one, so that's good, you can probably install a full sized cooler on there.
Waited a while to see this board come out and it ends up being very expensive and the quality doesn't look all that good either.
Let down.
Is this a technology design thing or just demand?
Every mini-itx board I held in my hands lately had the same amount of layers and the very same parts like the bigger motherboards (as far as I could tell from by looking), so I'm curious what you meant.
I don't see why miniITX would cost more than the rest... actually it should a bit cheaper (less PCB real estate & less connectors and components...
ASrock Z77E-ITX
ASRock Z77E-ITX LGA 1155 Intel Z77 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s...
it was the only mobo ive ever returned over coil-whine....
perhaps the non-solid chokes???
I can beg you can push 3700k far on that little devil same like on E-ATX boards. Look design on motherboard, not only look, she is capable for LN2 I can beg. Little overkiller...
Yes it little and it's cost like good motherboard but she's task to became part of something like this...
Perfect fot that.
That's now IN...little powerfull rig, I mean HTPC capable for 5.0GHz and 10.000 3D Mark 11.
You can bring with yourself over summer or winter where you want better than gaimng laptop.
And more amd more good cases show up for little boards like this Lian-Li, Silverstone, Cubitek,...
The only fault I can find is that the msata slot underneath the mobo is only SATA II (I use that for system drive)...
I'm interested to see what more EVGA can bring to the table as the existing z77 boards are of a good standard already
And they should probably just send me one since naming the board after me. :p:roll: