GIGABYTE has launched its new X870 EAGLE Wi-Fi 7 motherboard, designed specifically for AMD’s upcoming Zen 5-powered Ryzen 9000 series CPUs. The motherboard boasts a 6-layer PCB, robust VRM with 14+2+2 power phases, and long aluminum heatsinks for optimal cooling. It also features an RGB-lit ‘EAGLE’ logo for enhanced aesthetics.
AMD’s highly anticipated X870E and X870 motherboards, designed to support the new Zen 5-based Ryzen 9000 series CPUs, are set to launch on September 30th. These motherboards boast a range of features, including native support for USB4, providing users with enhanced connectivity and performance.
MSI’s new MPG X870E Carbon Wi-Fi motherboard is a high-end, overclocking-ready board built for AMD’s latest Zen 5 processors. It features dual USB4 ports, a 20-phase VRM, DDR5-8000+ memory support, and more.
ASUS is gearing up to unveil its next-generation ROG motherboards, designed specifically for AMD’s upcoming Zen 5-based Ryzen 9000 series CPUs. These new motherboards, based on the X870E and X870 chipsets, will be showcased at Gamescom 2024 and promise to deliver top-tier performance and features for gamers and enthusiasts.
MSI is set to unveil its next-generation Z890 motherboards at Gamescom 2024, including the Z890 MAG Tomahawk, designed for Intel’s upcoming Core Ultra 200 series processors. The new motherboards feature the LGA 1851 socket and are expected to be released alongside Intel’s Arrow Lake processors in Q4 2024.
ASUS is actively releasing beta BIOS updates with the ‘0x129 microcode’ update for its Intel 600 and 700 series motherboards, addressing potential hardware issues with 13th and 14th Gen CPUs. The company aims to provide official BIOS updates to all affected customers starting mid-August.
MSI, a leading motherboard manufacturer, has released a statement acknowledging the instability issues plaguing Intel’s 13th and 14th Gen desktop CPUs. The company confirms they are working with Intel to understand the situation and will provide a BIOS update to affected customers as soon as possible after Intel releases a microcode update in mid-August.
A red light on your motherboard can signal a hardware issue. This guide helps you troubleshoot and potentially fix the problem, from checking your manual to resetting the CMOS and identifying specific CPU errors.
Mini-ITX and Micro-ATX are two popular motherboard form factors designed for compact computer builds. While both offer advantages over full-sized ATX motherboards, they differ in terms of size, features, and price. Mini-ITX boards are smaller, enabling the creation of tiny and portable computers, but they have limited expansion options and can be more expensive than Micro-ATX counterparts. Micro-ATX boards offer a good balance between size and features, providing more space for components and better cooling options at a more affordable price.
