Asus H110I-PLUS Motherboard Mini ITX DDR4 LGA 1151 H110I-PLUS - View 1

Asus H110I-PLUS Motherboard Mini ITX DDR4 LGA 1151 H110I-PLUS

4.0 (60 ratings)
~$198.86
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Key Features

  • DDR4 memory compatibility
  • 5X Protection II - Advanced hardware safeguards for all-round protection
  • Media-acclaimed UEFI BIOS with EZ Flash 3
  • Fan Xpert 2+ advanced fan controls for ultimate cooling and silent performance
  • Integrated HDMI, DVI & VGA ports for dual monitor environments

Specifications

RAM
DDR4
Memory Speed
2133 MHz
Number of USB 20 Ports
2
Number of USB 30 Ports
2
Brand
ASUS
Series
H110I-PLUS/CSM
Item model number
H110I-PLUS/CSM
Item Weight
1.16 pounds
Product Dimensions
9 x 7.2 x 2.4 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH
9 x 7.2 x 2.4 inches
Computer Memory Type
DDR4 SDRAM
Manufacturer
ASUS Computer International Direct
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
January 18, 2016

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Customer Reviews

alberto
Went together no issues and is working flawlessly.Perfect for a budget build to replace outdated hardware.
Cameron
Works perfectly with the i3 6100 I paired it with. No issues during setup. Always have loved asus motherboards and this one is no exception.
Mike
One star off because you will need a 6th gen CPU to update the BIOS to accept a 7th gen CPU. Otherwise great Mobo for simple HTPC build.
TJones
Updated: Day after writing this review, seller emailed to say we would receive full refund for the product. Updated review to reflect this. Originally was 1-star.During inspection when unpacking the motherboard just prior to installing the CPU, we too saw the bent pins – that’s why we sent it back. Received response back from seller stating damage was due to "incorrect installation", not covered by warranty, refund denied. I Have built and/or upgraded uncounted PC’s over the 35 or so years I have been doing this including commercial and educational settings, yes all the way back to original IBM AT and TRS 80 models. Can’t remember ever incorrectly installing a chip. Have run across several defective M/B and even a few CPU’s however. In this particular instance, we have since purchased a different M/B, found no bent pins upon inspection, installed all components and have a working PC. No issues.