- Does it support Intel 13th-gen CPUs?
- It uses Socket 1700 and the Z690 chipset. Many 13th-gen Core chips work after a BIOS update, so check the board's support list before buying.
- How many M.2 drives can it take?
- It has multiple M.2 slots supporting 2280, 2260 and 22110 drives, plus SATA III ports for 2.5-inch and 3.5-inch drives.
- Is it worth it over a cheaper Z690 board?
- Only if you need the extra M.2 slots, USB ports and strong power delivery. For a normal gaming build, a mid-range Z690 board covers the same CPU and memory support.
- What memory does it take?
- It supports DDR5 memory up to 128 GB total. Plan on DDR5 kits, since Z690 Godlike boards do not take DDR4.
- Does it fit a standard ATX case?
- It is larger than standard ATX, so check your case's motherboard clearance. A full-tower or E-ATX-ready case is the safe choice.
- Does it have Wi-Fi?
- The board includes Bluetooth and 2.5G Ethernet. Wi-Fi depends on the specific revision, so confirm the wireless module on the box before buying.
- Where is the MSI MEG Z690 GODLIKE cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $2,099.34, as of our latest check.