ASUS muestra el ROG Crosshair X670E Extreme
Para principiantes, the board will have a pair of PCIe 5.0 ranuras x16, although each slot is likely to only have eight lanes each, when both slots are in use, but ASUS doesn’t mention any details here. The board has support for up to five M.2 NVMe SSDs, four of which support PCIe 5.0. Only two are onboard, with the other three being via ASUS’ proprietary ROG PCIe 5.0 M.2 card and ROG GEN-Z.2 card. ASUS also promises USB4 support, as well as a USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 header with Quick Charge 4+ así como a 60 W charging support, for cases with a front USB-C port. On top of the rear I/O is an AniMe Matrix LED display that can be user customised.
ASUS has gone for a 20+2 “teamed power stage” that is rated for 110 La, which should hopefully give plenty of headroom for AMD’s upcoming 170 W TDP CPUs, especially as AMD announced that the X670E chipset was for extreme overclocking. ASUS has carried over its Q-Release button for the graphics card from its Z690 boards, as well as its Q-Latch for M.2 SSDs. The board will also have a Q-Code debug LED display and a Q-LED diagnostics LED array. On the top of LEDs, ASUS has also installed multiple ARGB headers on the board.
Other features include a Marvell AQtion 10 Gbps Ethernet controller, an Intel 2.5 Gbps Ethernet controller and WiFi 6E support. ASUS has also updated its SupremeFX audio solution with an ESS ES9218PQ Quad DAC setup that delivers a 130 dB signal-to-noise ratio. The board also has six SATA ports and what appears to be all right-angled connectors, including the power connector. Other things not mentioned is a PCIe x4 slot of unknown PCIe revision, a set of switches and buttons along the bottom of the board that are normally related to overclocking, as well as what appears to be a power and reset CMOS button at the top of the board.