ASUS ROG Strix Z790-I Gaming Wi-Fi + Intel Core i7 12700KF For Sale

ASUS ROG Strix Z790-I Gaming Wi-Fi + Intel Core i7 12700KF
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ASUS ROG Strix Z790-I Gaming Wi-Fi + Intel Core i7 12700KF:
$420.00

Slightly used (turned on a total of 4 times)

Comes with i7 12700kf!

Perfect combo for small itx pcs and 1440p gaming

Shipped asap

UPS 3 day shipping for free!

(Other parts that I had will also be sold on my account)

Ask me anything!

Comes with everything from the box and 1 weird looking screw that I don't know anything about or what it was for.

It is 1 small bag with 1 small odd screw. If you find a place for it, let me know!


*The cpu will stay in the motherboard (I don't have a dust cover for it and I don't have the cpu box to sell it seperate)*

Generally, buying used means you need to check if the seller has a cover for the cpu socket. If not, dust will ruin the motherboard. With the cpu in, that will not be an issue. Just wipe the top with a tissue or cloth and you're good to go!


Also! You can stack the m.2 ssds on top of each other. I just figured that out as I am making this listing. Neat.



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