AMD Lists New Pro 500 Motherboard Chipset for the AM4 Socket By Zhiye Liu The Pro 500 joins AMD's list of motherboard chipsets for small form factor systems.
Modder Proves X570 Boards' Chipset Can Be Cooled Passively With Custom Heatsink By Niels Broekhuijsen A modder called "DerRuehrer" showed that X570 boards can be cooled passively with a custom heatsink.
ASRock's X299 Taichi CLX Motherboard Now Supports RDIMMs up to 256GB By Zhiye Liu ASRock released a new firmware (Version 1.4) for its X299 Taichi CLX motherboard that brings support for RDIMMs. Standard DIMMs currently max out at 32GB per stick. However, there are two caveats.
Gigabyte TRX40 Aorus Master Review: Trimming the Fat By Thomas Soderstrom More onboard, less above the board, what’s not to love about the Gigabtyte's new TRX40 Threadripper motherboard?
ASRock TRX40 Creator Review: a Threadripper Value? By Thomas Soderstrom ASRock’s middle board offers faster networking and a better slot configuration at a lower cost. What are we giving up?
Overclocker Gets 1TB of RAM Running on X299 Motherboard Limited to 256GB By Zhiye Liu Overclocker Nick Shih filled ASRock's X299 Taichi CLX workstation-grade motherboard with 1TB of memory when the motherboard only officially supports up to 256GB.
Asus Tempts Power Users With Pro WS X299 Sage II Workstation Motherboard By Niels Broekhuijsen A serious motherboard for serious power users.
Gigabyte X299X Designare 10G Review: Twice as Nice By Thomas Soderstrom With two 10GbE ports and twin Thunderbolt 3, the X299X Designare 10G is the champion of connectivity.
ASRock X299 Taichi CLX Review: More Lanes, Better Features By Thomas Soderstrom Boasting the firm’s first x16-x8-x16-x8 CPU-PCIe configuration, does ASRock’s first board for Intel’s 10th-gen Core Extreme have the performance and stability to make it a viable choice?
ASRock TRX40 Taichi Review: Overbuilt Impressiveness By Thomas Soderstrom ASRock’s TRX40 Taichi leads the charge into sTRX4 motherboard reviews: Does it have the features and power to earn our respect?
How to Ensure Your Motherboard Will Support a Ryzen 3000 CPU By Andrew E. Freedman If you’re buying parts for a new build, you want to make sure your motherboard will support a Ryzen 3000 series CPU. Here’s how to make sure that happens.
Colorful Launches CVN X570M Micro-ATX Motherboard for Compact AMD Ryzen Builds By Zhiye Liu Colorful's CVN X570M Gaming Pro micro-ATX X570 motherboard features support for both second and third-generation Ryzen desktop CPUs.
Biostar: AMD B550 Motherboards Are Ready (Update) By Zhiye Liu A Biostar exec discussed plans for AMD B550 motherboards, as well as boards for Intel's 400-series chipset.
ASRock X570 Creator Review: Aqua-Free Thunderbolt 3 By Thomas Soderstrom What would the $1,000 X570 Aqua be without its water-cooling monoblock? The X570 Creator might answer that question.
Gigabyte X570 Aorus Elite Motherboard Review: Sub-$200 Goodness By Joe Shields Those looking for an affordable entry to X570 will find a lot to like with this board from Gigabyte. It lacks USB-C and debug LEDs, but includes an M.2 heatsink.
Asus TUF Gaming X570-Plus Wi-Fi Review: Solid Features for $200 By Joe Shields With a solid feature set including USB-C and Wi-Fi at a budget price for this platform, Asus’ TUF Gaming X570 Plus WiFi is a solid choice for a mid-range AMD build.
ASRock X570 Aqua Review: Feature-Packed, Liquid-Cooled By Thomas Soderstrom Is the X570 Aqua interesting enough to win over "shock-and-awe" buyers?
Supermicro X11SRi-IF Review: Mini-ITX for LGA 2066 Xeons By Thomas Soderstrom Supermicro’s mighty mini ITX Xeon board can make for a powerful compact number cruncher, but pricey server-class part requirements means most consumers should opt for X299 or Threadripper alternatives.
Gigabyte X570 Aorus Ultra Motherboard Review: $300 Excellence By Joe Shields You can spend more and get extra features you may not use, but for around $300, this falcon board is very tough to beat, with lots of USB and three M.2 slots.
AMD TRX40 Threadripper Motherboards Will Probably Break Your Piggy Bank By Zhiye Liu If you think X399 motherboards were expensive, then think again.
