ASUS has shown us the ASUS RoG STRIX X370-F Gaming motherboard, which it has just launched on the market, intended for high-end AMD Ryzen processors with interesting features.
About the motherboards for AMD Ryzen processors, not everything has been said and they have not seen all of them yet for this platform and it must be remembered that the APUs are still missing, which we assume will have a motherboard destined for these processors. The latest in Ryzen motherboards is ASUS, which has announced the launch of a new motherboard, called ASUS RoG STRIX X370-F Gaming, which will be directly below the ASUS Crosshair VI Hero.
This ASUS motherboard has an impressive chipset heatsink with the Republico of Gamers logo and a very attractive design. The PCB is completely black, which gives it a really interesting look and it has several zones with RGB LED lighting (not missing, please), you can see three PCIe 3.0 x16 slots, of which only two have the shield, something which has become quite fashionable. This motherboard supports 2-Way SLI and 3-Way CrossFireX in x8 / x8 and x8 / x8 / x4 configurations. Regarding the DIMMs for the RAM, it has four, but the funny thing about these is that they are not shielded, something quite rare, really.
Regarding the most interesting characteristics of this motherboard is that it has AURA technology to synchronize the RGB LED lighting and the plate has two pins to connect strips of LEDs and that these work the same as the motherboard. It has a SupremeFX sound card, which offers us impressive sound quality thanks to Sonic Studio III and Sonic Radar III, 5-Way Optimization, which allows us to overclock with one click and control the cooling of the system.
Regarding connectivity, this motherboard has support for USB 3.1 ports on the front panels, M.2 port on board and USB 3.1 Type-A and Type-C port on the I / O panel. It has an Intel Etherent Gigabyt network card with GameFirst and LanGuard technologies. As we see in the I / O panel, the number of USB ports is very important, with six USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0, in addition to the aforementioned USB 3.1.
Source: ASUS
