As AMD gears up to officially launch their new AMD Ryzen processors in a couple of weeks time, AM4 supported motherboards are now being made available to preorder in Australia, revealing the first prices you can expect to pay for the new hardware. This launch marks a significant milestone for AMD, as the Ryzen processors are expected to offer substantial performance improvements and competitive pricing compared to Intel’s offerings.
The motherboards will be available from February 24th, 2017 onwards and have been listed in Australian dollars and converted back to US dollars and Euro for reference. This early availability allows enthusiasts and system builders to prepare for the new Ryzen processors, ensuring they have compatible hardware ready for installation.
AM4 Motherboard Options and Pricing
The following AM4 motherboards are available for preorder, showcasing a range of options to suit different needs and budgets:
• Asus Crosshair VI Hero AM4 AMD X370 for a price of $380.63
• Asus Prime X370-PRO AM4 AMD X370 for a price of $245.85
• Asus Prime B350-PLUS AM4 AMD B350 for a price of $152.50
• Asus Prime B350M-A AM4 AMD B350 for a price of $128.70
• Asus Prime B350M-A: $99 / €93
• Asus Prime B350-PLUS: $119 / €110
• Asus Prime X370-PRO: $189 / €175
• Asus Crosshair VI Hero: $289 / €275
These motherboards cater to a variety of users, from high-end gamers and overclockers to more budget-conscious consumers. The Asus Crosshair VI Hero, for example, is designed for enthusiasts who demand the best performance and features, while the Asus Prime B350M-A offers a more affordable option without sacrificing essential functionality.
Features and Specifications
The AM4 motherboards come with a host of features designed to take full advantage of the Ryzen processors. Key features include support for DDR4 memory, PCIe 3.0, USB 3.1, and NVMe storage. Additionally, the X370 chipset motherboards, such as the Asus Crosshair VI Hero and Asus Prime X370-PRO, offer advanced overclocking capabilities, multiple GPU support, and enhanced power delivery systems.
For example, the Asus Crosshair VI Hero is equipped with an 8+4 pin power connector, ensuring stable power delivery for overclocking. It also includes features like SupremeFX audio, which provides high-fidelity sound, and Aura Sync RGB lighting, allowing users to customize the look of their system.
On the other hand, the B350 chipset motherboards, like the Asus Prime B350-PLUS and Asus Prime B350M-A, provide a more cost-effective solution while still offering essential features such as overclocking support, multiple USB ports, and M.2 slots for high-speed storage.
For more information on the new AM4 motherboards, jump over to the EYO website for details by following the link below. Although it does seem that the pricing has now been pulled for release at a later date, the initial listings give a good indication of what to expect.
Source: chispy : Guru 3D : : EYO
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