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Guru3D.com » News » ASUS Shows AMD Ryzen 7000 ready ROG STRIX X670E-E and TUF X670E-Plus motherboards

ASUS Shows AMD Ryzen 7000 ready ROG STRIX X670E-E and TUF X670E-Plus motherboards

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 08/19/2022 07:23 PM | source: asus | 2 comment(s)
ASUS Shows AMD Ryzen 7000  ready ROG STRIX X670E-E and TUF X670E-Plus motherboards

AMD's eagerly awaited AM5 platform will soon be available for purchase. ASUS designed a comprehensive line of motherboards to take advantage of AMD's next-generation CPUs, and we're now ready to offer information on three more of our upcoming gaming boards. 

The ROG Crosshair X670E Hero, the ROG Strix X670E-E Gaming WiFi, and the TUF Gaming X670E-Plus WiFi join the ROG Crosshair X670E Extreme, which was revealed earlier this year. This trio is ready to power your next-generation AMD gaming setup.

ROG Crosshair X670E Hero

Elite PC builders turn to ROG Crosshair motherboards for their unbeatable combination of performance, high-end features, and stunning looks. As the most accessible model in the ROG Crosshair X670E lineup, the ROG Crosshair X670E Hero bridges the gap between professional PC builders and everyday gamers, allowing everyone to construct a high-performance showcase PC. Dark hues predominate the surface of the ROG Crosshair X670E Hero, providing an intense backdrop for your build. Polymo lighting across the integrated I/O shield delivers a sizzling accent. This microstructural array of light and color features two RGB patterns, empowering builders to show off a luminous RGB style that they won’t see anywhere else. Ready to take one of AMD’s new chips to the next level? With its 18+2 teamed power stages rated for 110A, this motherboard will effortlessly deliver copious amounts of stable power to your CPU. Substantial integrated heatsinks keep the circuitry cool, and a wide array of headers let you set up your dream cooling solution.

The ROG Crosshair X670E Hero sets you up for a thoroughly next-gen gaming build. Its pair of PCIe 5.0 x16 slots stand ready for next-gen graphics cards–or the included PCIe 5.0 M.2 card, which gives you a third M.2 slot, in addition to the two onboard slots, that are wired for PCIe 5.0 connectivity. Enjoy pristine audio for competitive gaming and entertainment alike with an audiophile-grade ESS ES9218PQ Quad DAC that pumps top-notch audio to the front-panel output. With an exceptional signal-to-noise ratio, this audio solution is perfect for plugging in a high-end headset. High-end connectivity rounds out the Hero’s feature set. WiFi 6E lets you access the freshly opened 6GHz band for unhindered wireless networking with compatible routers in select regions. Dual rear USB4 ports give you flexible access points for high-speed external storage and peripherals.

ROG Strix X670E-E Gaming WiFi

ROG Crosshair motherboards deliver the best that the X670E has to offer, and ROG Strix boards take that basic DNA and offer it in more attainable packages that balance exceptional gaming performance with striking style. The ROG Strix X670E-E Gaming WiFi merges the best of form and function. Angular accents sweep across the board’s heatsinks alongside distinctive ROG iconography, while an illuminated acrylic display on the integrated I/O shield makes an impactful statement. Comprehensive power and thermal solutions set you up to tame the latest high-end gear. 18+2 teamed power stages rated for 110A deliver a stable stream of power to your AMD CPU. To keep PCIe 5.0 SSDs operating comfortably, the hefty and thick combo-sink M.2 heatsink provides a large surface area for cooling. And a massive bundled PCIe 5.0 M.2 heatsink is included in the accessory kit. A new generation of conveniences ease the building process with the ROG Strix X670E-E Gaming WiFi. In addition to the PCIe Slot Q-Release button, which makes it easy to remove the graphics card, there’s an integrated power button on the motherboard that makes it easy to do a pre-test prior to building the whole system. And spare M.2 thermal pads in the ROG accessory kit make sure that you’re ready to keep future replacement drives operating optimally.

TUF Gaming X670E-Plus WiFi

The TUF Gaming lineup delivers the performance you need in designs that communicate durability and practicality. The TUF Gaming X670E-Plus WiFi equips you to outpace the competition with its comprehensive feature set and sturdy good looks. This board’s no-frills aesthetic starts with simple, clean lines and unobtrusive gray hues that make it easy for you to coordinate the look of your build. Badges on the integrated I/O shield and across the board provide understated accents. The TUF Gaming X670E-Plus WiFi shares many of the same next-gen features as the higher-end ROG Crosshair and ROG Strix boards. A PCIe Gen 5.0 x16 slot lets you install the highest-end graphics cards of today and tomorrow. A total of four M.2 slots, one wired for PCIe 5.0, two for PCIe 4.0, and one for PCIe 3.0, let you set up a spacious and speedy storage system. And it includes a wide array of Q-Design features, including the intuitive Q-LED diagnostic array that gives you at-a-glance information on the status of your build.

All the fives

For this next generation of motherboards, we’re raising everything to the power of five: DDR5 RAM support and PCIe 5.0 connectivity come standard on our X670E motherboards. The ROG Crosshair X670E Hero, the ROG Strix X670E-E Gaming WiFi, and the TUF Gaming X670E-Plus WiFi let you enjoy the massive bandwidth, sizzling new speeds, and exceptional power efficiency offered by next-generation DDR5 RAM. With data rates 50% faster than previous-generation DDR4 memory, DDR5 unleashes a new tier of performance, and these motherboards have a host of hardware and firmware optimizations that enable users to overclock capable kits to the absolute limit. PCIe 5.0 connectivity empowers you today with a comprehensive selection of high-speed ports, and it’ll give you access to the fastest next-gen SSDs and GPUs as they hit the market. With double the link speeds of PCIe 4.0, the new standard provides us with the bandwidth to deck out these boards with USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 ports—and a pair of USB4® ports on the ROG Crosshair X670E Hero. Since so many gamers use their PC’s front panel USB ports connect fast external storage, these motherboards offer a front panel USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 connector. Need those ports to rapidly recharge your other devices, as well? Pair the X670E Hero board with a case featuring a front-panel USB Type-C port so that you can have convenient access to 60W charging through Quick Charge 4+.*

Hassle-free building with Q-Design features

Exclusive ASUS Q-Design innovations make sure that building and customizing a high-end gaming PC has never been so easy. Both the ROG Crosshair X670E Hero and ROG Strix X670E-E Gaming WiFi include the PCIe Q-Release button. Today’s cutting-edge graphics cards often have beefy cooling solutions and sturdy backplates. That’s great for performance—but they can get in the way of popping the PCIe release latch free. Our PCIe Slot Q-Release button lets you release your graphics card from the slot with one press, no fumbling or tiny fingers required.

Similarly, traditional DIMM slot designs require you to lock in both sides of the memory stick, and it wasn’t always easy for those of us with larger fingers to unlock the latch closest to the graphics card. That’s why we’ve also implemented our single-sided Q-DIMM latching design on all three of these X670E motherboards. With this arrangement, you won’t have to worry about a latch that may be too close to your graphics card. A single latch on the easier-to-access side of the DIMM slot is all it takes to hold your memory stick firmly in place. Installing your RAM—and upgrading it down the road—is that much easier.

We’ve even simplified the process of installing an M.2 drive. Our M.2 Q-Latch gives you the peace of mind that you’ll never have to handle another tiny, easily lost M.2 screw ever again. Now, you can secure or loosen an M.2 drive with just your fingertips.

Learn more at the Canadian National Exhibition
Between August 19th and August 21st, we’ll be showing off these new X670E motherboards at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto, Canada. Join us at our booth to be one of the first to see these boards in person–and also get an up-close look at even more ROG gear. Even if you can’t make it to Toronto, there’s more information on the way. At the Gamescom event on August 24th, we’ll have even more motherboards to introduce, and we’ll have ASUS-exclusive features to explore as we get closer to the full launch of these boards and AMD’s next-gen CPUs.

*To support 60W, please install the power cable to 6-pin PCIe Graphics Card connector or can only support 27W.



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#6043743 Posted on: 08/20/2022 12:59 AM
They can shove them up their ass if those listed prices are real lol.


Indeed pricing for all of the upcoming new-gen hardware will be sticker-shock galore. I now very well recall some of your well chosen words! 50% of the lower-end support staff at NIKE in Beaverton, OR sitting pretty in 4x4 cubicles were relegated by HR to WFH. That was well over a year ago. Now most of us have been reclassified by friendly HR to casual employees or better put to work as independent consultants. Sorry boys and girls you are now on your own! When I will soon be ogling the comprehensive line of new MB’s, I will surely be reminded once again of my very own similar comments at that time. For the masses the good times are over at least for now. Intel is hiring however at their new Hillsboro, OR campus. Super benefits! Perhaps there is a glimmer of hope for me after all for a steady paycheck?

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#6043970 Posted on: 08/21/2022 04:36 AM
while these are very pretty and very robust, i have two main thoughts over the entire X670E concept.

1) by creating X670E you are creating HEDT by chipset only. no changing sockets or adding cpu SKUs.
so of course it will be more expensive than a regular board, but it is far less expensive than a traditional HEDT system where you're buying this type of mobo & the most expensive consumer CPUs ... i went that route for many years over four generations of Intel processors so i can tell you truthfully this is less expensive
& you don't "need" a ryzen 9 to use it - i expect some of sales of the ryzen 7 to go X670E because not all OC'ers are core crazy and everyone loves getting performance.

2) we really should hold off on all price related moaning and groaning until X670 comes out and we can honestly compare and contrast for features/pricing.
**if you don't plan on OC'ing don't even be concerned about X670E**

yes i will be seduced by the first ITX/DTX X670E
mainly because i have a fondness for "mighty mite" systems and therapeutic benefits from tight wire management and compact w/c system building.
and even if my boner for the eventual product shows i know it will be overpriced and have low availability.

X670 (without the E) will be the family car and "sporty" convertible while the E is the muscle car/grand saloon
i will undoubtedly buy X670 for gaming and only worry about the "E" when my 5950x system dies.

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