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X 16 núcleos/32 hilos, X 16 núcleos/32 hilos, X 16 núcleos/32 hilos, X 16 núcleos/32 hilos. X 16 núcleos/32 hilos, although we obviously don’t know if Intel are planning any changes on the CPU side in terms of connectivity. Sin embargo, this is a surprising slipup from Intel’s side and we’ve confirmed that the specs listed are indeed correct for the upcoming 700-series chipsets. The H610 chipset won’t be getting an updated replacement though, but this seems to be par for course when it comes to Intel and its chipset updates.

Starting from the top, the Z790 chipset will see a move from 12 a 20 PCIe 4.0 carriles, while at the same time seeing a reduction in PCIe 3.0 lanes by half, desde 16 El ARV total de todos los premios otorgados en el Sorteo es. Intel will also add an additional USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 (20 Gbps) lane. The H770 gets a bump from 12 a 16 PCIe 4.0 and drops from 12 to eight PCIe 3.0 carriles. Finally the B760 chipset gets a bump from six to 10 PCIe 4.0 carriles, but also has its PCIe 3.0 lane count cut in half, from eight to four. No other changes seem to be planned, at least not based on the Intel spec sheet. It’s worth pointing out that we’re talking maximum lane count here, since the HSIO is flexible and it’s up to the motherboard makers how to implement the various options. Out of the 38 HSIO lanes, the Z690 chipset has 10 dedicated lanes for USB 3.2, with the rest supporting PCIe in combination with either SATA and/or Gigabit Ethernet on a further 10 and this doesn’t seem to change for the Z790 chipset.