News AMD X570 ITX Motherboards

So we have 1 confirmed so far:

The Crosshair VIII Impact is the ITX variant.

I'm hoping here that Asus think Zen 2 is amazing enough to revive Enthusiast class Impact boards and not offer us neutered versions like the Strix garbage they've been peddling for the last few years!

B550 boards are "speculated" to appear around 6 months after X570.

 

[MrClippy]

tl:dr Ryzen 3000 overclocking may have another knob to turn other than core and memory

36:28- "Ryzen 3rd gen is gonna be changing overclocking to be more similar to what we had on AM3+... there wasn't just core clock and memory clock, there was one other clock you kinda needed to take care of ...."

 

[Boil]

tl:dr Ryzen 3000 overclocking may have another knob to turn other than core and memory

36:28- "Ryzen 3rd gen is gonna be changing overclocking to be more similar to what we had on AM3+... there wasn't just core clock and memory clock, there was one other clock you kinda needed to take care of ...."

He also states he is definitely getting the DTX Impact...

 

[quetzacoatlx]

C8I won't be a mini-itx mother board, it's mini-dtx instead

 

[ermac318]

So in regards to the C8I board...
If one were using it in a sandwich case, assuming it fit the longer DTX board profile, you still have the SO-DIMM.2 slot to deal with, being WAY too tall for a sandwich case.

However, assuming one was using liquid cooling, could one use a Riser card like this to flip it sideways maybe?

 

[rcradiator]

Anyone know how tall that riser card is on the C8I? If you ignore the riser card, it looks like the motherboard fits in the Ncase and maybe the S4 Mini (depending on whether the gpu riser clears the heatsink for audio stuff), but once you factor in the riser card, it looks like the Ncase is the only case that works. From eyeballing it, that riser looks like it's at least 50mm tall and more like 70mm tall. Can anyone confirm this?

 

[rfarmer]

Anyone know how tall that riser card is on the C8I? If you ignore the riser card, it looks like the motherboard fits in the Ncase and maybe the S4 Mini (depending on whether the gpu riser clears the heatsink for audio stuff), but once you factor in the riser card, it looks like the Ncase is the only case that works. From eyeballing it, that riser looks like it's at least 50mm tall and more like 70mm tall. Can anyone confirm this?

It houses 2 x M.2 slots with cooling.

 

[rcradiator]

It houses 2 x M.2 slots with cooling.

Eh, not what I was looking for. I know it houses the M.2 drives. I'm looking around to find out if anyone knows how high it sits off the pcb.

 

[MrClippy]

3:52 - MSI tested 4400 MHz RAM on air cooling with lower end motherboards??

 

[rfarmer]

Eh, not what I was looking for. I know it houses the M.2 drives. I'm looking around to find out if anyone knows how high it sits off the pcb.

Sorry I misread that, thought you were asking what it was.

That Asus C8 Impact makes me want to move my gaming rig back into my Ncase.

 

[Secret-Misthios]

Will those raised heatsinks of the MiniDTX board actually fit the Ncase though?

 

[rfarmer]

Will those raised heatsinks of the MiniDTX board actually fit the Ncase though?

You have 130mm for cooler clearance so I think it would fit no problem. Biggest problem I see is with that daughter board you probably won't be able to mount a radiator + fans to the side bracket. Wish I knew the height of that thing, looking at the pictures I am thinking at least 70mm.

 

[Secret-Misthios]

That's right. However, looking at mostly air cooling, someone mentioned the following. The current look with the daughter board looks like it would create a sort of hot air pocket around the heatsink. Could that make heat dissipation from the CPU more difficult for a conventional air cooler? Seems like a checkmate if it hinders air cooling while making adding extra fans more difficult, and making mounting an aio/radiator more cumbersome.

Edit: I admit I have no clue what the purpose of the component in the pcie slot there is for, and why its needed at all, or why it needs to be so big.

 

[Tazpr]

Love they have brought back DTX, would look sick in an NCase.

Looking forward to seeing what ASRock does for the Phantom Gaming line, I love my Z390 Phantom Gaming ITX so I hope they do something similar for X570.

 

[Boil]

Looking forward to seeing what ASRock does for the Phantom Gaming line, I love my Z390 Phantom Gaming ITX so I hope they do something similar for X570.

Best I have found so far is this video...


Looks like single M.2 NVMe SSD slot, on the back of the board, which might be worrisome; it appears all of the PCIe 4.0 x4 M.2 NVMe SSDs I have seen so far have a hefty heat sink attached, which might have fitment issues under the motherboard...?

But it is probably the only AM4 X570 ITX board with Thunderbolt 3...?

 

[Legion]

ASRock Unveils X570 Phantom Gaming-ITX TB3 Motherboard

ASRock is ready with its own mini-ITX motherboard based on the AMD X570 chipset, the X570 Phantom Gaming-ITX TB3. This tiny powerhouse one-ups other mini-ITX motherboards in its category by offering 40 Gbps Thunderbolt 3 connectivity over USB type-C, in addition to USB 3.2. This Thunderbolt port...

www.techpowerup.com

 

[quetzacoatlx]

Asus just screwed all A4 like cases with PCIE risers...

 

[CantingSoup]

I hope those big heat sinks won’t interfere with mounting my Axp-100 copper.

 

[NinoPecorino]

it looks as though this will be a very annoying generation for small form factor builds

 

[Marvelm]

Well, definitely not going with Asus this time, Gigabyte looks okay, supposedly they improved the VRM from the very lackluster b450 VRM. Asrock looks great, but the high heatsinks everywhere might make it impossible to mount the Big Shuriken 3 in there. Kinda worrying MSI had no ITX board in their office on Computex, hope they're not ditching the x570 for their itx board, really counting on them to make one with the good VRM like their b450.

 

[dondan]

ASRock Unveils X570 Phantom Gaming-ITX TB3 Motherboard

ASRock is ready with its own mini-ITX motherboard based on the AMD X570 chipset, the X570 Phantom Gaming-ITX TB3. This tiny powerhouse one-ups other mini-ITX motherboards in its category by offering 40 Gbps Thunderbolt 3 connectivity over USB type-C, in addition to USB 3.2. This Thunderbolt port...

www.techpowerup.com

This board has Socket 115x mount holes?