ASUS X670E series motherboards debut

ASUS announced that it has launched a number of X670 series motherboards to fully utilize the performance of AMD’s next-generation Ryzen 7000 series processors. This time, ASUS has brought five series of motherboards to fully meet the needs of different groups of people such as hardcore enthusiasts, gamers, content creators, and DIY enthusiasts.

The ROG Crosshair series is aimed at players who pursue extreme performance. The first products are ROG Crosshair X670E Extreme, ROG Crosshair X670E Hero, and ROG Crosshair X670E Gene. All three motherboards have onboard dual USB4 and USB 3.2 Gen2 ports and are also equipped with USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 front ports, which not only provide faster transfer speeds but also support QC4+ 60W fast charging. In addition, they all support AURA SYNC synchronization, and the second-generation programmable ARGB light strip headers are onboard, which can be linked with other devices for lighting effects.

This series is equipped with a maximum of 20+2 power supply modules, and a single item supports a maximum current of 110A, which can meet the stringent requirements of Ryzen 7000 series processors under extreme performance. The motherboard provides a full range of cooling solutions. The VRM power supply area, chipset area, and M.2 interface are all equipped with oversized cooling armor. In addition to AI intelligent overclocking, AI intelligent network, and two-way AI noise reduction, it is also equipped with a new generation of AI intelligent cooling 2.0, which can optimize the fan speed in real-time to better balance temperature and noise.

The ROG Strix series creates a more layered three-dimensional effect with a neat bevel cutting process. This series is equipped with an 18+2 (110A) power supply module and integrated cooling armor, which provides ASUS AEMP memory enhancement function. It supports AI intelligent overclocking and hybrid dual-mode overclocking, plus AI intelligent cooling 2.0, as well as easy-to-remove graphics cards and one-key BIOS upgrade functions, making it easier for users to install.