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ATX motherboard in dark finish with I/O shield visible

GIGABYTE

GIGABYTE GA-990XA-UD3 AMD motherboard

SKU CH-7SZY-P83C1 MPN GA-990XA-UD3

An ATX motherboard with a 990FX chipset and AM3+ socket, supplied with an I/O shield only and a 30-day warranty

  • AM3+ socket fits compatible AMD processors
  • 990FX chipset enables multi-GPU configurations
  • ATX form factor suits standard desktop cases
  • 16 PCI Express lanes support high-bandwidth graphics cards
  • Includes I/O shield for rear port protection

ATX motherboard with 990FX chipset

This ATX motherboard uses the AMD 990FX chipset and the AM3+ socket for compatible processors. It provides PCI Express x16 slots for graphics expansion. The board is sold as the motherboard and I/O shield only, with no additional accessories included in the package.

For AM3+ system builds and repairs

This board suits builders assembling a new AM3+ system or replacing a failed board in an existing one. It is not suitable for buyers who need M.2 storage slots or modern processor sockets. The lack of included SATA cables or driver media means those items must be sourced separately.

990FX chipset and AM3+ socket

The 990FX chipset paired with the AM3+ socket determines which processors and platform features are supported. Verify that your CPU and other components match this specific platform before purchase. The 30 day seller warranty covers initial operation.

Highlights

  • AM3+ socket fits compatible AMD processors
  • 990FX chipset enables multi-GPU configurations
  • ATX form factor suits standard desktop cases
  • 16 PCI Express lanes support high-bandwidth graphics cards
  • Includes I/O shield for rear port protection

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What clearance does the ATX form factor need inside the case?

The board follows the standard ATX layout so it fits any case with ATX mounting holes and an I/O cut-out matching the included shield.

How is the AM3+ processor seated correctly on this socket?

Align the gold triangle on the CPU with the socket marker, lower the chip without force, then lock the lever — skipping the alignment step bends pins.

Which storage cables will need replacing if the SATA ports fail later?

Standard SATA data and power cables connect to the onboard ports; keep spares on hand for quick swap-out.

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