Motherboards for the new AMD Zen would be shown during the New Horizon event on December XNUMX.

AMD's New Horizon is setting high expectations for new next-generation AMD processors that will have DDR4 support. This special event can be a boost for the company or a major setback, which ends up sentencing you. The event, which will be based on the presentation of the Summit Ridge technology, for the new processors, we know will be presented by Geoff Keighley, a famous American journalist.

The latest information from the event talks about the fact that some motherboards from some manufacturers of these components will also be presented, which will have the AM4 socket and these new motherboards will have the most powerful chipset installed for these processors, the X370. The X370 chipset will be the most powerful for the new AMD Zen processors, which also has extensive functions for overclocking.

Regarding the benefits of this new chipset, we know that it will have two PCIe 3.0 x16 lanes, designed for multi-GPU systems. Less than the X370 chipset, we will have the B350 chipset, intended for the mid-range and the A320, which will be intended for the low-end. The new chipset is expected to provide support for M.2 NVMe and SATA Express connection, PCI Gen 3 port, supposedly to be compatible with the new DDR4 RAM memories and will have support for USB 3.1 Gen2 ports. All these features will be supported for the first time by AMD processors in this new batch.

A great hype is being created around these processors, due to the high expectations that are had with these processors, which are destined to be a very interesting solution and to be an alternative to Intel processors and that these processors also lower the price significantly.

Source: TechPowerUp