ASUS X570 ROG Crosshair Extreme motherboard has been unveiled today. This is a new flagship motherboard that ASUS has developed and is not exclusive to the Intel motherboards. This product comes with all the requirements and offerings that a high-end motherboard generally offers. The specifications will go increasing with time as new models come with time. They will be featuring a set of the Formula and the Hero Series.
The ASUS X570 ROG Crosshair Extreme has a form factor of the E-ATX motherboards. They are generally derived from the HEDT series. We will see that it is getting its power from a 24 pin ATX and a dual 8 pin EPS connectors on the board. This is in turn tied to the powerful 18+2 phase VRM design, which also has its power stages of 90A.
ASUS decides to go extreme with the ASUS X570 ROG Crosshair Extreme.
This flagship motherboard is sure to perform at its very best.If we look at the options of connectivity, then there are several options. There is a high-speed of 20 GBps, dual USB 3.2 ports which will support 60 Watt of power delivery protocol and measures. We will also find two Ethernet ports which are attached to 2.5 Gbit and a 10 Gbit network controllers. Another special feature in this motherboard is the very new built-in wireless WiFi 6E adapter.
The audio system that has been put on board is based on Realtek’s very new ALC4082 codec. This is connected to the ROG Clavis USB and ESS Sabre ES9018Q2C converters. The ASUS X570 ROG Crosshair Extreme has been listed on the official website of ASUS. However, nothing has been mentioned on the website about the date on which it will be available or anything about the price at which it will come.
The ports and connectivity connections are there in ample amounts.Stay connected with MediaScrolls to know more about the release date of the ASUS X570 ROG Crosshair Extreme and the price at which it will be entering the market. This flagship processor is sure to impress many people with its performance and its capability that has been promised by the company. Leave in your comments about what you feel about this new flagship motherboard.
