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ASUS Also Teases Upcoming AMD X570 Motherboards
I guess we can expect a few teases before we see some goods announced next week. On their social pages ASUS now as well is teasing X570 motherboards.
ASUS made a bit of an assorted photo tease covering all ASUS's brands, from ROG Crosshair, to ROG Strix, TUF Gaming and affordable series, Prime. Shocking news, the ROG Strix board appears not to have a fan on the chipset. And that's the first one we notice. Now I've photoshopped the teaser and added a little brightness so we know what to look at. Have a peek.
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#5672711 Posted on: 05/24/2019 01:24 PM
Oh, looks like finally at least one OEM didn't put a shìt-fan on the x570...
Oh, looks like finally at least one OEM didn't put a shìt-fan on the x570...
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#5672719 Posted on: 05/24/2019 01:41 PM
It does have fan under the thing... it is just hidden very cleverly. I actually love the design.
Oh, looks like finally at least one OEM didn't put a shìt-fan on the x570...
It does have fan under the thing... it is just hidden very cleverly. I actually love the design.
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#5672721 Posted on: 05/24/2019 01:43 PM
I personally think the fan is a good idea if it extends the heatsink over the 2 M2 slots, as them things do need active cooling half the time.
I personally think the fan is a good idea if it extends the heatsink over the 2 M2 slots, as them things do need active cooling half the time.
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#5672724 Posted on: 05/24/2019 01:47 PM
Don't say that!
It does have fan under the thing... it is just hidden very cleverly. I actually love the design.
Don't say that!
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#5672732 Posted on: 05/24/2019 02:04 PM
they hid it, aka why they did this pic-amalgamation thing. To avoid the moaners. Hide like say, put a low end board that won't have it due lack of NVME raid support and use that in the picture. Or its just trickery and cut just enough to hide it.
Oh, looks like finally at least one OEM didn't put a shìt-fan on the x570...
they hid it, aka why they did this pic-amalgamation thing. To avoid the moaners. Hide like say, put a low end board that won't have it due lack of NVME raid support and use that in the picture. Or its just trickery and cut just enough to hide it.
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#5672737 Posted on: 05/24/2019 02:19 PM
this is fùcking sad... Heatpipes are better than dwarf-fans..
this is fùcking sad... Heatpipes are better than dwarf-fans..
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#5672749 Posted on: 05/24/2019 03:05 PM
it sucks that small fans are cheaper than real heatsinks (esp. for shipping).
when the itx comes out i'm going to rip out the chipset fan and use copper VRM (aftermarket) heatsinks.
i cannot abide the mosquito-like whine of small fans.
it sucks that small fans are cheaper than real heatsinks (esp. for shipping).
when the itx comes out i'm going to rip out the chipset fan and use copper VRM (aftermarket) heatsinks.
i cannot abide the mosquito-like whine of small fans.
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#5672752 Posted on: 05/24/2019 03:06 PM
The Bottom right one is mATX.
I suspect its a B550 though,not the X570.
Nothing for me here... None look like potential mATX
The Bottom right one is mATX.
I suspect its a B550 though,not the X570.
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#5672756 Posted on: 05/24/2019 03:24 PM
nope, the bottom right is a full ATX with a x570, it has 8 s-ata ports and space for 7 PCI-E slots...
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nope, the bottom right is a full ATX with a x570, it has 8 s-ata ports and space for 7 PCI-E slots...
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#5672766 Posted on: 05/24/2019 03:50 PM
Oh noooooo! I thought the days of those annoying 40mm fans were long dead. Had one on an old Abit board that I had to remove and replace with a heatsink. There's usually plenty of airflow in that area from front mounted fans, a decent heatsink would be more than adequate.
It does have fan under the thing... it is just hidden very cleverly. I actually love the design.
Oh noooooo! I thought the days of those annoying 40mm fans were long dead. Had one on an old Abit board that I had to remove and replace with a heatsink. There's usually plenty of airflow in that area from front mounted fans, a decent heatsink would be more than adequate.
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#5672779 Posted on: 05/24/2019 04:30 PM
I wonder if they need to absolutely have the fan for the worst situation around, that is, a case with an abysmal cooling or one of those ultra silent rig builder cases that are like ovens. In other words, they would have unnecessary warranty returns from people who don't know how to build a PC if they don't make the mobo so that it would still function in a case with no fans whatsoever (apart from extra components, which might not help the chipset).
There's usually plenty of airflow in that area from front mounted fans, a decent heatsink would be more than adequate.
I wonder if they need to absolutely have the fan for the worst situation around, that is, a case with an abysmal cooling or one of those ultra silent rig builder cases that are like ovens. In other words, they would have unnecessary warranty returns from people who don't know how to build a PC if they don't make the mobo so that it would still function in a case with no fans whatsoever (apart from extra components, which might not help the chipset).
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#5672789 Posted on: 05/24/2019 05:17 PM
I'm sure EK and BitsPower are already working on monoblocks for the issue. They won't be cheap, though, if that monstrosity that BitsPower made for the $1000 Gigabyte board is any indication.
Of course, the other side of that coin is that Barrow/Barrowch and Bykski are probably also working on much cheaper options that will come a couple months later.
I'm sure EK and BitsPower are already working on monoblocks for the issue. They won't be cheap, though, if that monstrosity that BitsPower made for the $1000 Gigabyte board is any indication.
Of course, the other side of that coin is that Barrow/Barrowch and Bykski are probably also working on much cheaper options that will come a couple months later.
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#5672793 Posted on: 05/24/2019 05:36 PM
The Bottom right one is mATX.
I suspect its a B550 though,not the X570.
I did think that one could be mATX but I've convinced myself otherwise. It's unlikely because underneath the PCIe 16x slot in the photo there's too much space with the nvme and another smaller PCIe. If it was mATX, that 2nd 16x would be the very last thing on the board.
I say that the PCIe 16x in the picture is the second one and not the first because it has no metal support.
All assumptions of course.
And also no way are B550 boards announced now, that's for next year with Zen2+.
The Bottom right one is mATX.
I suspect its a B550 though,not the X570.
I did think that one could be mATX but I've convinced myself otherwise. It's unlikely because underneath the PCIe 16x slot in the photo there's too much space with the nvme and another smaller PCIe. If it was mATX, that 2nd 16x would be the very last thing on the board.
I say that the PCIe 16x in the picture is the second one and not the first because it has no metal support.
All assumptions of course.
And also no way are B550 boards announced now, that's for next year with Zen2+.
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#5672796 Posted on: 05/24/2019 05:44 PM
I did think that one could be mATX but I've convinced myself otherwise. It's unlikely because underneath the PCIe 16x slot in the photo there's too much space with the nvme and another smaller PCIe. If it was mATX, that 2nd 16x would be the very last thing on the board.
I say that the PCIe 16x in the picture is the second one and not the first because it has no metal support.
All assumptions of course.
And also no way are B550 boards announced now, that's for next year with Zen2+.
Yeah, didnt see the black slot right at the bottom, almost obscured by the text.
Im waiting for an mATX X570 too, and AsRock should have one or two from the previous leaks.
edit : B550 is very likely aB450. Just whether the board will be qualified for PCIe4 in the first (or all) slot i expect.
I did think that one could be mATX but I've convinced myself otherwise. It's unlikely because underneath the PCIe 16x slot in the photo there's too much space with the nvme and another smaller PCIe. If it was mATX, that 2nd 16x would be the very last thing on the board.
I say that the PCIe 16x in the picture is the second one and not the first because it has no metal support.
All assumptions of course.
And also no way are B550 boards announced now, that's for next year with Zen2+.
Yeah, didnt see the black slot right at the bottom, almost obscured by the text.
Im waiting for an mATX X570 too, and AsRock should have one or two from the previous leaks.
edit : B550 is very likely aB450. Just whether the board will be qualified for PCIe4 in the first (or all) slot i expect.
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Nothing for me here... None look like potential mATX