Intel Motherboards

Why Buy Your Intel Motherboard from Ezpz Solutions?

We aren’t just a generic online storefront we are dedicated PC builders offering comprehensive Doorstep PC & Laptop Services right here in Mumbai. Navigating the current Intel ecosystem can be confusing; making sure you have the right socket (LGA 1700 vs. LGA 1851) and the correct memory type (DDR4 vs. DDR5) is critical. That is why we offer hands-on, local expertise to guarantee your build goes flawlessly.

• Doorstep Installation in Mumbai: Building a massive custom rig but nervous about bending the fragile pins on an LGA 1851 socket or wiring the front panel connectors? We offer complete Home PC Assembly and Installation, alongside Home PC Parts Upgrades and Testing, across Mumbai and nearby areas. We will bring your new Intel motherboard directly to your door and build the entire PC for you safely.

• BIOS & Component Validation: Unsure if a B760 motherboard needs a BIOS update to recognize a 14th Gen Intel processor, or if a Z890 board can handle your 7200MHz DDR5 EXPO RAM? We validate every single component pairing to ensure zero bottlenecks out of the box.

• Complete System Health: Upgrading your motherboard is the perfect time for a complete system refresh. Alongside hardware upgrades, our technicians offer Home PC Troubleshooting & Repair, Home Software Installation, and both Home PC Normal Cleaning and Home PC Deep Cleaning services to ensure your newly rebuilt Intel PC runs perfectly.

• 100% Genuine & Warrantied: Every Intel motherboard we sell is 100% genuine and backed by a full official Indian warranty, protecting the most vital component of your system.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is the difference between Z890, B860, and H810 motherboards?

These chipsets are designed for Intel’s newest LGA 1851 socket (for Core Ultra processors) and dictate the board’s feature set:

• Z890: The flagship enthusiast tier. Z890 motherboards offer massive power delivery, full CPU overclocking support, tons of USB ports, and the most PCIe 5.0 lanes for extreme multi-drive storage and high-end graphics cards.

• B860: The “sweet spot” for most gamers. B860 boards offer a fantastic balance of price and performance, allowing for memory overclocking but restricting CPU core overclocking, making them perfect for standard gaming rigs.

• H810: The entry-level tier. Designed for basic office PCs and extreme budget gaming builds, offering essential connectivity without premium overclocking features.

Do I need a Z790/B760 or a Z890/B860 motherboard?

It depends entirely on which Intel processor you are buying!

• If you are buying a 12th, 13th, or 14th Generation Intel Core processor (like an i5-13400F or i7-14700K), you must buy a motherboard with an LGA 1700 socket (such as a Z790, B760, or H610).

• If you are buying a new Intel Core Ultra processor (Series 2), you must buy a motherboard with the new LGA 1851 socket (such as a Z890 or B860). Older LGA 1700 motherboards are physically incompatible with Core Ultra chips.

Do Intel motherboards support DDR4 or DDR5 RAM?

It depends on the motherboard socket you choose! The newer LGA 1851 boards (Z890, B860) exclusively support DDR5 memory. However, if you are building on the older LGA 1700 socket (Z790, B760), you have a choice. Some LGA 1700 boards are built for DDR4, while others are built for DDR5. Check the product title carefully—manufacturers usually put “DDR4” or “D4” in the name of the board if it uses the older memory standard.

Should I buy a Z-series motherboard for an Intel Core i5?

Usually, no. Z-series motherboards (like the Z790 or Z890) are expensive because they support processor overclocking. However, standard Intel processors (like the Core i5-14400F) are “locked” and cannot be overclocked anyway. For a standard i5 processor, a high-quality B-series motherboard (like a B760 or B860) will give you identical gaming performance while saving you a massive amount of money. The only time you should buy a Z-series board for an i5 is if you are buying an unlocked “K” series processor (like the i5-14600K).