Friday, July 16th 2021

EVGA Z590 DARK Motherboard Released to Retail at $600
The EVGA Z590 DARK once again strikes fear into the hearts of other Z590 motherboards by combining every ounce of power available to the Intel Z590 chipset and fine-tuning it to perfection. This armed and fully-operational motherboard is born from a 10-layer PCB and powered by a 21-Phase VRM. With support for PCIe Gen4 graphics cards and M.2 NVMe SSDs, overclockers have nothing to fear when shooting for the highest scores in any benchmark.
For everyone else, the Z590 DARK is loaded with over a dozen USB options, eight SATA ports, two 2.5 Gbps NICs + WiFi 6/BT 5.1, 7.1 Channel HD Audio, three M.2 Key-M slots, and two fan headers dedicated to AIO CPU Coolers. As a wise overclocker once said, "Once you start down the DARK path, forever will it dominate your destiny." and with the EVGA Z590 DARK, that destiny is sure to be filled with shattered records and countless victories on the battlefield.To learn more about the EVGA Z590 DARK, visit this page.
For everyone else, the Z590 DARK is loaded with over a dozen USB options, eight SATA ports, two 2.5 Gbps NICs + WiFi 6/BT 5.1, 7.1 Channel HD Audio, three M.2 Key-M slots, and two fan headers dedicated to AIO CPU Coolers. As a wise overclocker once said, "Once you start down the DARK path, forever will it dominate your destiny." and with the EVGA Z590 DARK, that destiny is sure to be filled with shattered records and countless victories on the battlefield.To learn more about the EVGA Z590 DARK, visit this page.
63 Comments on EVGA Z590 DARK Motherboard Released to Retail at $600
I mean sure its still fun to see Der Bauer go ham on an FX8350 or so but the audience that is already niche is even more niche for that, newer gets the views so I still thing its odd timing.
They should get it out asap when the hype of the new product is still going strong.
what iam saying is more manufactories should start to do 2 slots
These are oc minded only boards pure dual channel most won't use more than 16gb sticks and that's IF it's the newer 4000++++c14 kits at crazy dimm voltages otherwise pnly 8gb sticks.
Top notch quality hardware there.
EVGA and Gigabyte seem to be bringing back the real fin array heatsinks for VRM cooling back from the dead. Other companies better take note. Easily the best way to cool things on the board passively and looks damn good while doing it.
2 DIMM slots, using DPC topology, is the holy grail for memory overclocking.
Those boards were(are) great looking.
You are the only one.
The changes they've done to the connectors on the board are dope. I'd love for that to be adopted more widely.
A decade ago (P55 chipset era), there was a time when even Foxconn and ECS had amazing looking boards selling on Newegg. Miss those days. Remember when you could get cool looking boards like Foxconn P55 Katana, ECS P55H-AK Black series, and the DFI P55-T3eH9 in 2010. Now every board looks like every other board, no distinction at all.
Do a google search on "DFI P55-T3eH10", that's how you do heat piping on a motherboard. Unfortunately, it was a board from DFI that never got released and the P55 T3eH9 was one of their last consumer boards.