CONCLUSION

   The Z590 Vision G may not be the best overclocking motherboard (still I had no issues getting to 5GHz so things are better than expected in this area) and the lack of certain features makes it less of a gaming motherboard also but in terms of raw performance it did very well in all my tests. As a matter of fact, it easily goes head to head with the more expensive Z590 Aorus Master model so if you don’t want to overclock your 11900k CPU at well over 5GHz and you care about overall performance I don’t think you can go wrong with the Z590 Vision G. Needless to say the somewhat unique colour theme and the lack of WiFi, onboard RGB LEDs and a decent onboard audio codec are certainly things potential buyers also need to take into account. Of course, the target audience of this particular model is graphics designers and developers so these features are not really needed so I do understand why GIGABYTE decided to drop them (thus slicing costs). The addition of 4 M.2 slots (3 of which are Gen4 ones) is also something I expect people to like just like with the VisionLINK feature which simplifies connecting pen displays and of course the 2.5GbE LAN port (although you do need a compatible router/switch to take advantage of this).

   December is here and right now the Z590 Vision G by GIGABYTE retails for USD244.99 inside the USA (Amazon.com) and for 232.96Euros inside the EU (Amazon.de) a price tag which is by all means balanced for such a motherboard. Again, the GIGABYTE Z590 Vision G may not be the best motherboard out there for overclockers and gamers but it does deliver solid results and that along with its features are more than enough for the Golden Award.

PROS

- PCIe X16 4.0 Slot
- 3xM.2 PCIe 4.0 Slots (4 Total)
- DisplayPort v1.2 & HDMI v1.4 Video Outputs
- VisionLINK Feature
- 2.5GbE Ethernet Port
- Price (For Some)

CONS

- Lacks WiFi (For Some)
- Onboard Audio Codec Model (For Some)