Two new ASRock motherboards for the AMD Ryzen 2 are shown, specifically the ASRock X470 Master SLI / AC and the ASRock X470 Fatal1ty Gaming K4, two motherboards practically traced.

This next week the new AMD Ryzen 2 processors will hit the market, which are manufactured in 12nm and which, among other things, will improve the performance of the processors, but also improve the XFR technology and the latency of the memories. For these new processors, new motherboards are being presented and the latest to be seen are the ASRock X470 Master SLI / AC and X470 Fatal1ty Gaming K4. These motherboards hit the market a day before the processors, even in some countries they can already be reserved.

The ASRock X470 Master SLI / AC, is based as it cannot be otherwise on the AM4 socket and has a system of different VRMs and is powered by an 8 + 4-pin EPS system, thinking about possible overclocking, not very good on current Ryzen. It has four DDR4 DIMM sockets that support up to 64GB of RAM, it has two shielded PCIe 3.0 x16 slots, it has four PCIe x1 ports, it has two M.2 ports, one of which has a passive aluminum heatsink, it has six SATA 6Gbps ports and how could it be otherwise 802.11ac WiFi.

We move on to the ASRock X470 Fatal1ty Gaming K4, which is the same as the previous model, but in this case 802.11ac WiFi connectivity has been removed, possibly to reduce the price a bit. Due to the challenge of technical sections, it seems to be completely the same as the previous model, only two new RGB LED lighting zones have been added in addition to the chipset heatsink. These two new lighting systems are in the VRM zone and in the sound stage. There is not much more data on this.