ASUS adds two new motherboards to its lineup for AMD Ryzen computers. These boards join the X870E Hero to give gamers more options for building fast PCs. The first board, ROG Crosshair X870E Extreme, comes with strong power delivery that handles even the fastest AMD chips. It offers special cooling for people who want to push their systems to the limit. Users can quickly set up faster speeds with one-button options or dive deeper with advanced settings.
The second board, ROG Crosshair X870E Apex, focuses on memory speed records. It uses just two memory slots instead of four to help achieve higher speeds. This board has thick cooling parts with heat pipes that keep everything running smoothly during intense use. The back side has metal armor that makes it stronger. Both boards support the newest PCIe 5.0 standard for graphics cards and storage drives.
Thanks to special quick-release systems, these motherboards let you install storage without tools. They also come with fast internet connections through both wired ports and wireless WiFi 7. The Apex model also includes a small fan just for cooling memory sticks. ASUS made these boards for people who want to build computers that go beyond normal limits.
The second board, ROG Crosshair X870E Apex, focuses on memory speed records. It uses just two memory slots instead of four to help achieve higher speeds. This board has thick cooling parts with heat pipes that keep everything running smoothly during intense use. The back side has metal armor that makes it stronger. Both boards support the newest PCIe 5.0 standard for graphics cards and storage drives.
Thanks to special quick-release systems, these motherboards let you install storage without tools. They also come with fast internet connections through both wired ports and wireless WiFi 7. The Apex model also includes a small fan just for cooling memory sticks. ASUS made these boards for people who want to build computers that go beyond normal limits.
