The premium AMD Socket AM4 motherboard from EVGA, the X570 DARK, was pictured for the first time as a final product. It's a specialized motherboard designed to exploit the overclocking capabilities of the latest Ryzen 5000  processors.

The board places a lot of importance on the ability to overclock CPUs and memory. The Socket AM4 was rotated by 240 degrees, which has relocated the memory slots to the top of the socket. Two PCI-Express 4.0 x16 slots and an M.2 NVMe slot with PCI-Express 4.0 x4 cable are attached to the CPU socket. Another cool feature of the motherboard is the PCI-Express 4.0 x4 socket.

In the top-right corner of the PCB, the angled power inputs are placed next to the onboard buttons, switches, POST code display, and voltage measuring points. The X570 chipset gets passively cooled by a massive heatsink that covers the board's two M.2 expansion slots. You can expect the connectivity features to include the following: a Wi-Fi 6E wireless interface, EVGA's top-of-the-line onboard audio solution, and two cable networking interfaces. The board's firmware has been upgraded to accommodate the EVGA  did not disclose details on when or how much the product will cost.