ASUS wasted zero time teasing a handful of socket AM5 motherboards for AMD’s upcoming Ryzen 7000 series processors, including a flaghip model.
ASUS wasted zero time teasing a handful of socket AM5 motherboards for AMD’s upcoming Ryzen 7000 series processors, following AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su’s keynote at Computex 2022. She took to the stage to reveal more details about Zen 4 and also formally introduced a trio of next-generation chipsets, which in turn paves the way for motherboard makers to start showing off what they have on tap. There will once again be three debut chipsets for Zen 4, though instead of X, B, and A, the Ryzen 7000 series is getting a mainstream B650 chipset, an enthusiast X670 chipset with overclocking bells and whistles, and a top-tier X670E Extreme chipset. All three support PCIe 5.0 for storage, whereas the X670 ups the ante with PCIe 5.
