ASUS recently made its high-end ROG Crosshair X870E Extreme motherboard official during an event in China. The company shared details about this premium AMD AM5 product after pictures leaked several weeks ago. They revealed specifications, cost, and release information for their top-tier computer component.
The motherboard features all-black styling with silver highlights throughout its E-ATX design. It comes equipped with a powerful 20+2+2 phase power delivery rated at 110A, requiring dual 8-pin power connections. Users can install up to 256GB of DDR5 memory running at impressive 8200+ MT/s speeds across four slots. An additional ROG Q-DIMM.2 slot sits nearby for adding storage expansion cards.
Buyers will find two PCIe 5.0 x16 slots along with five total M.2 storage positions. The primary M.2 slot includes advanced 3D Vapor Chamber cooling technology specifically designed for fast Gen 5.0 solid state drives. Large heatsinks with heat pipes help cool critical components throughout the board. A standout feature includes a 5-inch LCD for customization options.
The rear panel offers numerous connection options, including 7.1 audio, WiFi 7, dual ethernet with 10 GbE and 5 GbE ports, four USB-C ports with varying speeds, multiple USB-A ports, HDMI output, a BIOS button, and a Clear CMOS button. The motherboard will reach stores in late April, and its Chinese pricing is 9999 RMB—approximately $1400 US dollars.
The motherboard features all-black styling with silver highlights throughout its E-ATX design. It comes equipped with a powerful 20+2+2 phase power delivery rated at 110A, requiring dual 8-pin power connections. Users can install up to 256GB of DDR5 memory running at impressive 8200+ MT/s speeds across four slots. An additional ROG Q-DIMM.2 slot sits nearby for adding storage expansion cards.
Buyers will find two PCIe 5.0 x16 slots along with five total M.2 storage positions. The primary M.2 slot includes advanced 3D Vapor Chamber cooling technology specifically designed for fast Gen 5.0 solid state drives. Large heatsinks with heat pipes help cool critical components throughout the board. A standout feature includes a 5-inch LCD for customization options.
The rear panel offers numerous connection options, including 7.1 audio, WiFi 7, dual ethernet with 10 GbE and 5 GbE ports, four USB-C ports with varying speeds, multiple USB-A ports, HDMI output, a BIOS button, and a Clear CMOS button. The motherboard will reach stores in late April, and its Chinese pricing is 9999 RMB—approximately $1400 US dollars.
