NZXT plans to sell its N9 Z890 motherboard at home starting June 20, 2025. The company will price the board around $660, which converts from 96,380 Japanese yen with tax. Customers can pick between black and white versions with model numbers N9-Z89XT-B1 and N9-Z89XT-W1. NZXT first showed this motherboard worldwide back during October 2024. The board works with Intel chips that use the LGA1851 socket and runs on Intel's Z890 chipset.
The motherboard sports a metal cover that spans almost the entire surface for a smooth appearance. Built-in RGB lights create a soft glow that adds gentle lighting without looking flashy. Engineers designed the power system with 20+1+1 phases that use 110-amp power stages. The circuit board has eight layers made for low power loss and uses two ounces of copper per layer to move heat better. Four slots hold DDR5 memory modules for fast system speeds.
Network features cover both wired and wireless connections for users. One 5-gigabit Ethernet port handles faster internet speeds than regular gigabit connections. Wi-Fi 7 provides the newest wireless standard for home networks. Bluetooth 5.4 connects devices and accessories to the computer system.
The motherboard sports a metal cover that spans almost the entire surface for a smooth appearance. Built-in RGB lights create a soft glow that adds gentle lighting without looking flashy. Engineers designed the power system with 20+1+1 phases that use 110-amp power stages. The circuit board has eight layers made for low power loss and uses two ounces of copper per layer to move heat better. Four slots hold DDR5 memory modules for fast system speeds.
Network features cover both wired and wireless connections for users. One 5-gigabit Ethernet port handles faster internet speeds than regular gigabit connections. Wi-Fi 7 provides the newest wireless standard for home networks. Bluetooth 5.4 connects devices and accessories to the computer system.
