Motherboard Incoming AM4 Mini-ITX boards
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Not that I know about, but I would find it strange if Asus and/or any other major brand would skip out on that, now that Ryzen is a confirmed success. Especially since Asus Crosshair VI is one of the most popular mobos for Ryzen, and in general Asus mobos are well received among gamers and entusiast in all form factors and CPU-platforms.
this is taking too long and micro center does not carry the biostar board. at least the hosuton store i couldnt find it
I asked the guy I deal with the most at the Cincinnati Microcenter about the Asrock and Gigabyte boards and he thinks they will get them. All speculation though really. More waiting!
I am at work so I can't watch this but
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/155153761
for the gigabyte one.
Apparently the asrock has the webpage for their x370 online.
But the memory qvl they tested is really restricted.
they have more info on both these boards on r/sffpc
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/155153761
for the gigabyte one.
Apparently the asrock has the webpage for their x370 online.
But the memory qvl they tested is really restricted.
they have more info on both these boards on r/sffpc
Found the Gigabyte AB350N-Gaming WiFi listed on Taobao, bought it for 1009 Chinese Yuan/150 USD will update once it arrives
https://world.taobao.com/item/54813...pm=a230r.1.14.1.f9aH1p&ns=1&abbucket=4#detail
https://world.taobao.com/item/54813...pm=a230r.1.14.1.f9aH1p&ns=1&abbucket=4#detail
The Asrock one is looking to be around the same price.
Considering that the biostar one + wifi components would cost around the same, I am not too disapointed.
I think the Asrock one looks the nicest so far. I don't like their wifi enclosure though. They have placed the antenna connectors too close to each other, making it impossible to use our own antennas. Asus is using the same enclosure, but the connectors are more apart.
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Not a perfect solution but a short RP-SMA - RP-SMA pigtail should solve that
EDIT: I'm assuming their using RP-SMA because basically everything consumer and wifi does but these type of pigtails exist for basically any combination of connector types.
I just wish it supported USB 3.1, honestly that's the only missing feature that kills the board for me. It's non-issue for anyone without a need for 3.1 support but I have an external Samsung T3 SSD that uses USB 3.1 and I desire that sweet sweet throughput.
sweet sweet throughput is sweet, but I find even 3.0 super fast.
And the only time I needed full 3.0 speed was when I was cloning a laptop hdd to an ssd, and even that was blazingly fast.
This is all subjective of course as I have not tasted 3.1 yet.
With regards to Japan, both Asrock boards, the x370 and b350 will be available at all techshops from July 12th with an MSRP of 18,500JPY ( with tax )
http://www.gdm.or.jp/pressrelease/2017/0630/212703
I looked at serveral other links that more or less confirm this. One Japanese tech online tech shop is offering preorders for the x370 at 19,980 jpy, and b350 at 14,480 jpy.
http://www.gdm.or.jp/pressrelease/2017/0630/212703
I looked at serveral other links that more or less confirm this. One Japanese tech online tech shop is offering preorders for the x370 at 19,980 jpy, and b350 at 14,480 jpy.
The LanOC review stated MSRP of $114.99
https://lanoc.org/review/motherboards/7570-gigabyte-ab350n-gaming-wifi?showall=&start=6
I don't love the low performance of the Realtek NIC from this review...
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